Sony Ericsson W800i

Sony Ericsson’s W800 is the company’s first Walkman branded mobile phone. Sony Ericsson has wisely chosen to make use of the Sony Walkman brand, one of the best known brands in the world as far as mobile music devices are concerned.

Based almost entirely on the already amazing Sony Ericsson K750i, the W800 has enough features to appeal to music lovers, photographers, and general gadget lovers alike. To start with, the W800 has a bright 262k-color display that has a 176 x 220 pixel resolution. The display is reflective enough to make it easily readable in harsh sunlight. The chromed softkeys and joystick offer both good feel as well as good looks. The main keypad, however, is one of the few weak points of the device, being a bit too stiff for my liking. W800i comes with CD ripping software. Move your favorite songs to your mobile. Quick and easy. Drag and drop.

W800i fits easily in the hand and has the look and feel of a quality digital music player. There are music buttons on either side of the phone to make your listening experience as easy as possible. A dedicated music button, a direct media player button and music volume control. Imaging controls include a touch-sensitive camera shutter button with autofocus.

Features:

Music player
34MB internal memory + 512MB Memory Stick PRO Duoâ„¢ included
FM radio
2 megapixel camera
4X Digital zoom
Video streaming
Video Clip
Video record
SVG Tiny 1.1
Wallpaper animation
QuickShareâ„¢
MMS Video
E-mail

Specifications:

262.144 color TFT 176×220 pixel
Polyphonic Sounds 40 voices
34MB* memory, Memory Stick Duoâ„¢, Memory Stick PRO Duoâ„¢
GSM 900, GSM 1800, GSM 1900
Bluetoothâ„¢ wireless technology
GPRS
Infrared port
USB support
Fast port
High-speed data
Synchronization PC
USB mass storage
Talk time (up to) 9 hours 0 min
Standby time (up to) 400 hours 0 min
Dimension: 100 x 46 x 20.5 mm

Tags:2MP SE Sony Ericsson

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