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If it’s about music in your handset, Sony Ericsson is a famous manufacturer that provides users with music phone choices from their W series. The target of this series is obvious: young men/women that love music on their every time-everywhere moments. The cool design and a pack of new technology can proof it.

We have the review of the newest Walkman phone from the Sony Ericsson, the W980 from our friend at the 3gWeek. Please enjoy everyone….

The W890’s design, features, and technology that comes with this black-red clamshell is worth enough to make you spend some money from your bank account. But before you had gone through your local bank, let’s take a look inside first.

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Folks, we have found a leaked info about the new Sony Ericsson C300 over the internet. You can see the Wap profile of the phone here.

For your information, the C300 seems to be made for Mid-End users. However, considering the title of “Cyber-Shot”, the phone might have a quite powerful camera. It is unfortunate that we don’t have much info about this phone besides the screen pixel resolution, which is 240×320, the Internet Browser, which is NetFront 3.3 and Bluetooth availability…

Via: Blogvasion 

Recently, the Swedish-Japanese manufacturer revealed in a closed press release that they will be shipping the C702 Cyber-shot phone soon. Well, maybe the C702 has sailed in the ocean now. Following the C702, we can expect that the C902, G700 and G900 will follow its predecessor across Europe.

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With its ordinary cell-phone design (some say it looks like the K530i), the G900 meets a bunch of criteria that put it in the line of Sony Ericsson’s smartphones. It seems that the simple design, which is uncommon for smartphones of the company, was meant to attract people who are interested to use the G900 foremost as a normal phone, yet they still want to have the option to use full smartphone features. So in simple words, the G900 wasn’t made for experts, but for first smartphone users and average users.

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Quite surprisingly, the Sony Ericsson C702 Cyber-shot that will come at June has a decent and quite powerful sound even though the phone’s vibra alert is at average level. The handset’s reception quality is also quite stable in most places.

The handset that is priced at 320 Euro has a similar pack of camera to the Sony Ericsson K770. The C702 is an averagely good choice for them who are looking for a phone that is protected from dust and abuse. Also going for this phone is its lens cover and flashlight mode for the camera.

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You might’ve read the post about the Paris’ ‘new name’, the P200. Thanks to my friend Meraj Chhaya from phonereport.info for correction of the new name.

According to Unwiredview post about the Sony Ericsson naming system (you can read it here), the P200 should be a candybar (ends with 0), not a slider, which the Sony Ericsson P5i is. And actually, the model number P5i fits the part very nicely, since model numbers ending in 5 mean the phone has a slider form factor, according to SE’s new naming system.

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Apparently the Swedish-Japanese handset manufacturer is continually making their upcoming Windows Mobile Sony Ericsson Xperia X1 to be more and more powerful before the official launch. The X1 will double their RAM and Flash memory capacity. So instead of the 128MB of RAM and 256MB of Flash memory, the X1 will have a 256MB of RAM and 512MB of Flash memory. We can tell you this information based on the “White Paper” of the device. With this kind of upgrade, the X1 with its 528 MHz CPU will be operating much faster…

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