Mobile handset major Nokia showcased a number of mobile device portfolio including Nokia  N97 mobile computer, Nokia E71, Nokia 1006, Nokia 7510 and Nokia E63, at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2009.

The Nokia N97 mobile computer has been repeatedly commended as one of the most stylish, functional and impressive converged mobile devices to date, Nokia said.
 
Nokia’s new handsets are coming with a number of special features. For instance, Nokia 7510 is the latest addition from T-Mobile  USA, which successfully sold XpressMusic range of devices. Nokia 7510 gives an added level of customization, style and function to consumers.
 
The handset company is in the process of strengthening its position in the North American Code Division Multiple Access (CDMA) market. As part of this program, Nokia also introduced Nokia 1006. This latest CDMA device is developed in Nokia's San Diego product creation center.
 
Nokia is also introducing Nokia E63, which is designed for people who need to manage their business and personal lives well, is expected to be available in North America in the first quarter of 2009. The North American variant of the Nokia E63 will be optimized for the U.S. market.
 
Besides handsets, Nokia is also introducing a Bluetooth headset, called BH-904 which  can separate a user's voice from ambient noise, ensuring good speech quality in noisy environments. The Nokia Bluetooth Headset BH-904 also offers up to five hours of talk time after 15 minutes of charging.
 
Nokia introduced EasyMeet, which ensures anywhere and anytime Web conferencing, according to the company. EasyMeet users can use their mobile device to attend or invite others to online meetings where remotely created and stored documents can be shared and viewed via the mobile device.
 
“Nokia continues to connect more people around the world than any other mobile device manufacturer on the planet. More importantly, we continue to raise the bar with compelling mobile experiences,” said Mark Louison, president, North America, Nokia, in a statement.
 
“Nokia is demonstrating our leadership by again setting the industry benchmark - with a wide range of devices that are easy-to-use, with fun and collaborative services that consumers demand, like music, gaming, maps and media,” Louison added. “It's an exciting time in our industry and we look forward to bringing more of these experiences to life in North America this year.”

Source:TMCnet