Nokia E52 vs Nokia E60

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E52 compared with E60
NokiaE52NokiaE60
Overview
Released20092006
Display
Screen size2.4″–
Resolution320 × 240416 × 352 (better)
Sharpness167 pixels per inch–
PanelLCDLCD
Display type2.4-inch QVGA active-matrix TFT with up to 16 million colours; automatic landscape rotation, non-touchTFT with 16 million colours and 352 × 416 pixels in GSMArena's exact production test; portrait/landscape rotation. No physical diagonal inferred from the measured active area.
Performance
Memory128 MB–
Storage60 MB64 MB (better)
CPU600 MHz ARM11 in GSMArena's exact production review; no specific chip identity inferred–
MemoryUp to 60 MB internal user storage in the maker datasheet; headline storage records that maximum. 128 MB RAM from GSMArena's exact review, not inferred from free memory.64 MB internal user storage in both production reviews; no installed physical RAM borrowed from N80 or inferred from free application memory
Storage typemicroSD expansion up to 16 GB and 1 GB card supplied in maker launch/datasheet; not E60 RS-MMC or E62 miniSDReduced-size dual-voltage 1.8/3.0 V MultiMediaCard, hot-swappable in the exact owner guide; not microSD or full-size MMC/SD. No maximum capacity inferred.
Cameras
Main camera3.2 MP (better)None
Ultra wide cameraNoneNone
Telephoto cameraNoneNone
Optical zoomNoneNone
Main camera3.2 megapixels, 2048 × 1536, flash and extended-depth-of-field fixed-focus lens. No autofocus or macro mode; All About Symbian finds subjects within roughly half a metre blurry.No camera; intended for workplaces restricting camera-equipped devices
Front cameraSecondary video-call camera in GSMArena's exact production review; resolution not inferred–
Video recordingVGA 640 × 480 at 15 fps in both production reviews; panorama stitching is a separate still-photo mode–
Battery and charging
Battery1,500 mAh (better)970 mAh
Wireless chargingNoneNone
Battery life detailBP-4L 1500 mAh Li-Po; maker datasheet claims up to eight hours GSM/six hours WCDMA talk and 23 days GSM/29 days WCDMA standby. Review endurance varies with use; not video playback.Removable BL-5C 970 mAh in GSMArena's exact production test; its stated maker claim is up to 290 hours standby and 6 hours 40 minutes talk. Conditions and reviewer findings differ; not video playback.
Wired chargingCharges through micro-USB, including a compatible USB data cable; exact guide says cable charging is slower and a USB hub may not work. No charging wattage inferred.Separate charger socket; exact issue 3 guide lists LCH-12, ACP-12 and AC-1 chargers. No charging wattage inferred.
Design
TypeStandardStandard
Weight98 g (better)117 g
Thickness9.9 mm (better)17 mm
Height × width116 × 49 mm115 × 49 mm
Weight detailMaker datasheet gives 98 g and 116 × 49 × 9.9 mm; no different configuration or hardware borrowed from E55117 g and 115 × 49 × 17 mm in GSMArena's exact production description; weight includes fitted battery. Maker dimension sheet not recovered.
Materials–Silver/black enclosure with metal front framing and side controls in GSMArena's exact test
ColoursMetal Grey Aluminium, Graphite Grey and Golden Aluminium in maker datasheet; manufacturer launch gallery covers Metal Grey and Golden Aluminium–
ButtonsNumeric keypad, navigation key, Home/Calendar/Email one-touch keys, side volume and voice controls; exact guide describes shortcut customisationNumeric keypad, joystick, soft keys, call/menu/edit/correction keys, side volume and voice key; top power/profile button
SpeakersMono loudspeaker, music player and FM radio with RDS; wired stereo and Bluetooth A2DP audioBuilt-in loudspeaker and MP3/AAC music playback; no FM radio in GSMArena's exact test
Software
Operating systemSymbianSymbian
Software at launchSymbian OS 9.3, S60 Third Edition Feature Pack 2 in GSMArena's exact production reviewSymbian OS 9.1 with S60 Third Edition
Software featuresMaker datasheet lists Quickoffice editors, mobile VPN and business/personal email. Both production reviews test supplied editing; owner guide qualifies editing as requiring the editor version. Early firmware/service differences retained, with no claim that historical online services still operate.Exact guide includes Word document, spreadsheet and presentation editing, PDF viewing, screen export and remote device management. Voice recorder maximum 60 seconds. Original maker launch supports corporate email and IP telephony; historical servers and downloads may no longer operate.
Release detailNokia announced E52 on 6 May 2009 and planned second-half2009 availability. Maker's 2009 sustainability report lists it among products launched that year, and August production reviews establish retail units. Earliest maker-supported on-sale month unresolved, so year precision retained. No E51 predecessor link inferred from secondary descriptions.Nokia announced E60 with E61/E70 on 12 October 2005, planning the first quarter of 2006. Nokia's 2006 annual report confirms actual first E60 shipments during 2006; earliest maker-supported retail month unresolved, so year precision retained. The announcement and planned quarter are not first-sale dates. No predecessor link inferred.
Connectivity
Mobile networkQuad-band GSM/EGSM 850/900/1800/1900; regional WCDMA 850/2100 or 900/2100 variants, not one four-band 3G radio. HSDPA up to 10.2 Mbps, HSUPA up to 2 Mbps.GSM 900/1800/1900 and WCDMA 2100 in Nokia's original launch release; GPRS and EDGE
Wi-FiIEEE 802.11b/g in maker datasheet; UPnP/Home media in exact production reviewsWLAN with internet calling; IEEE 802.11g/e/i described in TechRadar's exact test
BluetoothBluetooth 2.0 with enhanced data rates and A2DP stereo audio in maker datasheetBluetooth 1.2 in the exact owner guide, with headset/hands-free, serial/dial-up, file/object transfer, imaging and remote SIM profiles; no A2DP in GSMArena's production test
USBMicro-USB with High Speed USB in maker datasheet; standard 3.5 mm AV/headset connectorPop-Port accessory/data connector with USB-compatible cable and infrared; proprietary headset connection, not a standard headphone socket
PositioningIntegrated A-GPS receiver and digital compass; historical Maps navigation licences, services and downloads may no longer operateExternal Bluetooth GPS receiver needed for the Positions, Navigator and Landmarks applications in GSMArena's exact test; no integrated GPS

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