That was kind of unofficial, but Cellpassion got a glimpse of it.

It seems that there aren’t many changes, only exterior ones, Nokia realised that the E90 needed a plastic surgery for better build quality. I’m not sure how "better" this edition is, but according to most sources, it’s worth to wait for this than buy the regular E90.

If you look to the E90 in the picture you will notice that it has a new colour, it seems bigger, and has no scratches on the display, unlike it’s counterpart on the right.

Source: Cellpassion via Engadget

Reading the features will tell you exactly that, but does it really live to the competition?

Well it does have a GPS, HSDPA, Symbian OS9.2 S60 v3.1, and a full QWERTY keyboard. The camera is a bit disappointing, with only 2 megapixels of resolution, it stays behind the Nokia E90, but what is hidden beneath the clamshell is the beautiful VGA resolution display.

If the phone isn’t released too late, it won’t make a difference that it lacks of a touchscreen or it only has 64MB on internal memory, although a memory card can be added.

On the design size, it looks like a very old phone, especially if you look at the keys, and I was expecting the display atleast a bit bigger.

Source: Softpedia, GSMArena