Nokia E50 was introduced in summer, 2006 as an addition to the enterprise line-up going by the name of Eseries, the announcement itself went without any needless fuss, though, and against all gossips and expectations, the E50 came alone back then without being accompanied by two other Eseries-branded devices, meaning that the company’s tradition to unveil three offerings at a time, like it had done it at Nseries conferences, was broken. Back then, neither the handset’s design, nor its functionality generated much of a stir – a few can be blown away nowadays with a 1.3 Mpix camera and a 2-inch big QVGA display. Bluntly speaking, there was no “flavor” in this offering, nothing that would have drawn the crowd’s attention.



Link: Mobile Review