I hate to say this, but the E7 is the living representation of Nokias failure. It is a good device, best quality hardware there is, it is fast and excellent to use - but: Way too low resolution on the screen, EDoF instead of autofocus (EDoF is great, but NOT on a communicator), too small battery, no external sd card. All this would be OK for a device at 300 $ and for a device that wasn't marketed as a "communicator". As a communicator you expect much more, at that price you expect much more (communicator or not). To be honest I don't think it is marketed as a communicator, but as the device inheriting the communicator properties or something like that.

At 350$ though, it is good value for the money. It will last for ages, and will do the job just fine, better than most Android devices, and will do more stuff than any iPhone.