Microsoft Outlook Mails on E 51 ?

Am planning to buy an E 51 in New Delhi.
Is it possible to view/ edit my MS outlook mails on E 51 and also receive them on my PC as usual.
If this is not possible, then there will be no use of this model of business phone for me.

Hi there
The E51-1 has full e-mail integration functionality allowing users to use either POP3, IMAP4 or even Exchange based e-mail on the device. You can read, forward, reply and create new e-mails and view all major document formats. For a nominal fee you can upgrade the document viewers to be editing,creating capable too
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Denmark, Kolding, 30th of September 2010
A conflict between program Mac mail and program Microsoft Outlook e-mail?
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