The Nokia E71 is one of my favorite devices (check out my review) and I was pleased when Nokia revealed that AT&T would be carrying this device. I had a chance to get some hands-on time with it at CTIA and a tipster sent me all the user guides and information on the device to be posted on my Nokia Experts site. If you visit my post there you will find the full User Guide, Quick Start Guide, FAQs, and more, including an image that shows the E71x should be launched on May 4th.
The launch price will only be $99.99 with a contract and rebate ($50, I believe) and this is a fantastic price for such a high quality functional device. Unlike in the past when AT&T neutered the E61 of its WiFi antenna, the E71x hardware is the same as the North American unlocked version. It comes in a cool black finish with a black metal cover (not plastic as some have stated). I will probably go pick one up because it is such a great device and is definitely worth the $100.
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