This time though, the Nokia E6-00 pays a much bigger visit to the masses. Instead of being shy, showing only a couple of images, a member of the Nokioteca Forums got his hands on it and got the unannounced Nokia candybar for a test drive.
Not only did he take clear photos of the white Nokia E6, but he also made a couple of software tour videos along with camera samples.
All this means that now several things are confirmed. First, the Nokia E6-00 features an 8 megapixel dual-led flash EDoF camera, capable of 720p video recording, which, as you'll see, looks really decent. Also, the OS is a special version of the Symbian^3 adapted for 4:3 aspect ratio screens.
Here are the hands-on images of the white Nokia E6-00 candybar.
As you can see, not only does the E6 look good in white, but also it sports a front VGA camera. The screen is what appears to be a 2.6-inch capacitive touchscreen with a resolution of 640x480 pixels.
The 8MP snapper at the back of the E6 does a good job - it shoots 720p HD video and takes somewhat decent photos. Keep in mind that the device probably packs early pre-production hardware and software, so the quality of the video and images is not final.
Now that's is more like it. After launching a few phones from the E-series with honestly terrible cameras, Nokia is back on track with this one. Let's hope the quality of the camera will be even better once the device is released.
Finally, here are the three Symbian^3 tour videos. Don't get too excited though, as they are really blurry and not too revealing. Nevertheless, take a look at them, but don't try too hard to read what's on the screen, because your eyes will hurt.
There's no word from Nokia about neither a release timeframe for the E6-00, nor how much it'll cost. What we do know is that we can definitely expect it to come out in white and classy black.
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