It was delivered on October 26'th in Clarin (my home town) and since I was in the mountain (Zambo Pen, my work address) that time, I wasn't able to glare on it not until yesterday when I went home in blazing speed after receiving an SMS from my Mom that a package have arrive from the States and since I wasn't expecting any other package, the Nokia E75 crops up to my fancy. It was a mixed feeling actually, frenzy and excited but at the same time anxious because I'm not yet 100% sure that it was the phone, in fact I wasn't even able to sleep well that night, hoping for the morning breeze to set in so I can travel back home to see the package.It was sent via UPS and I have to say that it was packed more better than my Nokia 5530 XpressMusic, well enclose in a medium size express box with glued tapered tip that I didn't have a hard time opening it, so no knife injury involve, thank God, and in just a minute or two, the E75 box came out ushering bolts of mirth all over my body, please don't ask me how that feels, I don't know how to expand the word electrifying. c", Anyways, the E75 box was Nokia tape sealed which means it was Brand New and never been used, again lucky stars thank you and to Joe and Chris of Nokia North America for giving me that opportunity to own one.
It was more like a Love at Second site for me, because when I first saw this phone in the web, it was only a hard line Business looking device with capital B and I have no utmost fancy with something Business like but when I finally got to see it up close and personal, everything change in an instant specially after feeling it on my very hand. It was a beauty in hundred folds, gorgeous and sophisticated leaving me with an impression that I was holding the most classy device I ever held so far. It was solid, tough and sturdy, the metal sheets enclosing it gives such impression, a well deserve engineering intellection.The slider was top notch as well, I never had a slider phone before but I have a gut feeling that the phones sliding mechanism could carry the strongest and the hardest snap you can do without gaving in, call that a secure instinct, very much a fervor when you get to experience and hear it for yourself, amazing! Everything else looks and feels great, the T9 buttons with its glossy finished, the DPAD which breaths light every now and then, the well spaced four row QWERTY keypad, the well secured USB and memory card lock, the metallic enclosed volume rocker and camera buttons, etc. I'm so loving it so far!
Anyways, this will be it for now folks, few first impressions, again, like what I did to my Nokia 5530 XpressMusic, I'm going to write a chronicle about my first few days with the phone detailing every aspect of it, specs, features, etc until it gets naked, for now enjoy this first few images of the device, snap hot and fresh using my all time trusty Nokia N82. Enjoy! c",
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