Nokia E63
| Brand |
Nokia NokiaSmartphones |
|---|---|
| Model name | E63 |
| Announced |
4Q 2008 (17 years 9 months ago) |
| Type | Bar (classic) |
| Dimensions | 113.00 x 59.00 x 13.00 mm |
| Weight | 126.00 g |
| Colour |
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| Display |
Color / TFT 16,7 millions colors 320 x 240 px (2.36") 169 ppi ∼25.9% screen-to-body ratio |
| Display protection |
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| Talk time (max.) |
2G: 660 min. (11.0 h) 3G: 280 min. (4.7 h) |
| Stand-by (max.) |
2G: 432 h (18.0 days) 3G: 480 h (20.0 days) |
| Standard battery | Li-Po 1500 mAh |
| Quick battery charging |
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| Charger included in the package |
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| Wireless battery charging |
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| Internal memory | 110 MB |
| Memory cards |
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| Operating system | Symbian 9.2 |
| Interface | Series 60 3rd Edition |
| Processor |
ARM11
Processor clock: 369 MHz |
| Standards |
GSM, UMTS
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| Touchscreen |
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| SAR (10g) | 1,1 W/kg |
| DualSIM |
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PKSiarz
I still use my E63 as a work phone. This phone is simply excellent: it has a physical QWERTY keyboard (much better than the touchscreen keyboard on my Samsung A35), it has an incredibly strong antenna (I tested several phones in a place with weak coverage: between this Nokia, the SE K550i, and the Samsung GT-C3530, it was the E63 that had the best reception on 2 G), it has Wi-Fi (in 2009, this was not standard), and the Symbian system - although unsupported - runs Java-based applications without problems (Opera Mini 8 will work). In short - 9.5/10.