After numerous spy shot leaks and speculations, Nokia’s business-series phone, the E75, has finally entered the global net with a stock photo, made available by eXpansys’s online store, where the phone has been set for preorder. The handset is offered at a contract-free price of £389.99 ($578). It will be also available with a contract from T-Mobile UK.
This business device, featuring a side-sliding QWERTY keyboard, is expected to ship in March 13, but those w illing to sign a contract will have the chance to enjoy it a few weeks earlier, in less than five days actually.
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