The E71 Climbs Mount Everest! Survives Intact

The Nokia E71 is the closes thing Nokia has to a ruggedized phone, by far the Nokia with the best build quality and quality materials. The E71 is an amazing device thatnokia e71 white 175x300 The E71 Climbs Mount Everest! Survives Intact got a lot of fans and happy users, and now, the E71 even went to an expedition on Mount Everest and survived intact! Marc Batard and Nathalie from NumeriMatch were the guys that climbed Mount Everest back in 1990 without Oxygen and in the record time of 22 hours and 29 minutes, and now they did it again, only this time they got a Nokia E71 to share their experience with the world, they did several videos and took many pictures of the highest mountain in the world, the Mount Everest. Here is a video they did with the E71, all I can think is, Doesn’t the E71 get ridiculously cold to hold on Mount Everest? It is all metal! Via: Nokia Conversations



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 The E71 Climbs Mount Everest! Survives Intact

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Welcome to NokiaMobileBlog! Your host is Edward Umana who is a Nokia fan since his first smartphone, the Nokia 9300. At NokiaMobileBlog we try to bring you quality and unique articles about Nokia Mobile phones. You can follow me on Twitter to get things I don't post at the blog:@NokiaMobileBlog My Current Phones: Nokia N97, Nokia N86 8MP Future Phones: Nokia N900, Nokia E72 and maybe the E55 too ;)

2 Comments

  • Marks
    May 13, 2009 | Permalink |

    Hhahah, edward you are right, my E71 is all metal and sometimes I can’t hold it, I cant imagine how cold the casing can get on mount everest!

  • Daniel
    May 13, 2009 | Permalink |

    The E71 is like a legend, I wonder how to successor will be….

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