PureMobile Starts To Carry Nokia E75 NAM
PureMobile Starts To Carry Nokia E75 NAM
Champlain, NY (PRWEB) June 4, 2009
With Nokia’s recent announcement of the latest E series phone would also be the first slider phone released by Nokia. Nokia E75 quickly became a favorite among critics and consumers alike.
Now PureMobile.ca is proud to announce the availability of the Nokia E75 NAM. The E75 NAM has all the same functions as the regular E75 like Wi-Fi for mobile browsing, stereo Bluetooth for handsfree calling and a MicroSD slot for storage up to 16GB. The difference between the original E75 and the E75 NAM is that the Nokia E75 NAM was designed for North American use. This means that the 3G / HSDPA network on the phone will function on most North American carriers and will allow you to surf the internet at high speed levels.
The Nokia E75 NAM is currently available a PureMobile with other headsets and accessories to be released throughout the year by Nokia, Sony Ericsson, Blackberry, LG, and Motorola.
PureMobile is eager to await the launch later this year of a wide range of cellular phones from all major manufacturers. The biggest comes with the latest Nokia cell phones being launched later this year.
About PureMobile.com:
PureMobile.com is an online retailer of unlocked GSM phones and accessories in North America and the United Kingdom.
In addition to carrying the latest mobile phones, PureMobile offers an extensive selection of wireless products from the world’s top manufacturers such as BlackBerry, Palm, Nokia, Samsung, Sony Ericsson and LG including OEM accessories, smartphones, PDAs and mobile handsets.
For more information about PureMobile.ca and their GSM cell phones, wireless devices and innovative services, please visit their Website at http://www.PureMobile.com .
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