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. Nokia today unveiled the Nokia E75 and Nokia E55, which are the first to ship with the company’s new email user interface. Both devices also come standard with Nokia Messaging that, when added to the company’s corporate email clients, gives people the most efficient solution for accessing the world’s consumer and corporate email on the go.



Nokia E75 is inspired from the old Nokia 9300 communicator, it’s the first phone to come equipped with Nokia Messaging built-in, and it’s also got assisted GPS and Nokia Maps. Nokia E75 will be available starting March 2009, for an estimated retail price of 375 Euros, in three color versions: black, red and a rather odd light-brown.

Nokia E55 is a slim candybar that doesn’t have a full QWERTY keyboard, but only a SureType-like one. Its strong point, however, is the fact that it can provide up to 28 days of stand-by.Both devices come with full Nokia Maps and assisted GPS with integrated 3-month license for turn-by-turn navigation, and a great gaming experience with N-Gage on board. With Ovi Files, also included on the Nokia E75, important files stored on a PC can be remotely managed and shared, even when your PC is switched off.

The new handsets come in the wake of the most successful year for Eseries to date, with more than 10 million units shipped in 2008. Nokia E55 will be available for purchase in the second quarter of 2009, for 265 Euros, before taxes and subsidies.