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The FCC has revealed the first Sony Ericsson cell phone to land on T-Mobile since the T610, which was discontinued in 2004. The Sony Ericsson TM506 is a clamshell handset, clad in an oddly tinted green color scheme.
Based on the FCC documents, the Sony Ericsson TM506 offers tri-band GSM (850/1800/1900MHz) and support for T-Mobile’s AWS (1700MHz) 3G network. A GPS receiver is also built-in, and the ability to geo-tag photos with location information is supported out of the box. The FCC documents do not reveal any specs on the camera, but there are photo and video editing tools included on the cell phone.
The Sony Ericsson TM506 also features a Memory Stick Micro (M2) card slot for expanded memory, as well as Bluetooth connectivity.
You can view the FCC documents, including the user manual, here.
With that skinny jeans sell, it seems fairly clear who Virgin Mobile are aiming the new Sony Ericsson Walkman handset at.
If those young hipsters can rustle up £99, they can nab this flip phone that comes complete with stereo headphones and a 512MB M2 memory card for toons.
The music side of things is really the big story with the mobile, with the device transforming into a MP3 player when the flippy thing covers the keys.
Available now, other specs include a 1.3-megapixel camera, Bluetooth, FM radio, and the triband handset offers 8 hours of talktime.
With that skinny jeans sell, it seems fairly clear who Virgin Mobile are aiming the new Sony Ericsson Walkman handset at.
If those young hipsters can rustle up £99, they can nab this flip phone that comes complete with stereo headphones and a 512MB M2 memory card for toons.
The music side of things is really the big story with the mobile, with the device transforming into a MP3 player when the flippy thing covers the keys.
Available now, other specs include a 1.3-megapixel camera, Bluetooth, FM radio, and the triband handset offers 8 hours of talktime.
Sony Ericsson has its eye on developing countries with the J132 candybar handset. It even comes with such features as a dust-resistant keypad. The J132’s FM radio and loudspeaker allow music enjoyment wherever you are, as well.
Available with dual-band GSM (850/1900MHz or 900/1800MHz), the Sony Ericsson J132’s FM radio can be used as an alarm clock, so you can wake up to your favorite station. A built-in torch/flashlight function helps you see in the dark, and the battery offers an estimated 9 hours of continuous talk time.
The Sony Ericsson J132 is planned to be available in Q3 2008 in either Night Black or Heaven Blue color schemes.
Sony Ericsson unveils the C905 Cyber-shot 8.1 megapixel camera phone, its first Cyber-shot slider and its most advanced camera phone yet. With an 8 Megapixel camera and Xenon flash, it offers easy photo-taking in a phone that derives its looks from a digital camera and offers the picture quality to match. Furthermore, the C905 features face detection auto-focus, smart contrast and image stabilizer. The C905 Cyber-shot will be available in three colors (Night Black, Ice Silver and Copper Gold) in selected markets in the fourth quarter…
Camera phones are one too many, each maker tries to gain a fair share of the mobile buying market. Sony Ericsson however doesn’t have to try too hard, with a stable reputation in producing good digital cameras and decent phones it now is offering a neat and economical package with the Sony Ericsson S302.
It features
2 mega pixel camera with fixed focus
The S302 Snapshot measures 101 x 46 x 11 (12) millimeters
Weighs a mere 79 grams
Display is a 2-inch TFT-display with a resolution of 176 x 220 pixels
Bluetooth 2.0 or USB 2.0
20 megabytes internal memory with expandable with a Memory Stick Micro card
A built-in FM radio
The battery life is set to 7 hours of talk or 300 hours of standby.
Expected around early Q4 this year, and announced on the 17th. It’ll come in Thunder Grey and Crystal Blue colors. Its price is yet unknown, but it’ll be quite low.
Fast cars and now racier bikes, with the growing trend of vehicle manufacturers endorsing gadgets, should Ducati be far behind? Sony Ericsson Ducati Z770 clamshell will be out next month in Italy, much to the amusement of bike-enthusiasts. Based on Sony Ericsson Z770 platform, the phone will feature Ducati branded covers, themes, screensavers, videos and even its own HBH DS-220 based Ducati Bluetooth headset.
Sony Ericsson’s Z780, which was announced earlier this year, has recently passed through the FCC with AT&T branding. The clamshell handset supports quad-band GSM (850/900/1800/1900MHz) and tri-band WCDMA (850/1900/2100MHz) for the world traveler, and also sports a built-in A-GPS receiver.
The Z780’s large 2.2″ QVGA display should make using the preinstalled Google Maps application a pleasant experience, and stereo Bluetooth support is paired with a Memory Stick Micro (M2) card slot for extra storage. The Sony Ericsson Z780 should be available in a silver color scheme, with onyx black or amethyst purple accents.
The FCC documentation is available online here.
From www.mobileburn.com
The Sony Ericsson C902 recently passed the FCC’s approval process. Another candybar handset with the Cyber-shot branding, this handset is clad in all black and sports a 5 megapixel camera with auto-focus and face recognition technology. The C902 was shown off earlier this year at the 2008 Mobile World Congress.
The C902 also offers quad-band GSM (850/900/1800/1900MHz) and Bluetooth connectivity. As with most of Sony Ericsson’s recent featurephones, the C902 offers multitasking, with a task switcher button on the front of the phone. A MemoryStick Micro (M2) card slot is hidden behind the back cover, and the handset also features support for Microsoft ActiveSync.
You can view the FCC documents here.
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