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Sony Ericsson F705, Not Another Gamer’s Phone
21/04/2009 23:10
After seeing and drooling at the F305 phone, it’s time for a concept of a future “elder brother” of this device to surface, courtesy of Xell. The Sony Ericsson F705 is an F305 follow-up based on the W760 handset and it’s a gamer’s dream phone.
F705 features a 2.2″ QVGA screen, a 3.2 megapixel camera and HSDPA support. There seem to be some gaming controls included too, as well as a camera, but no details regarding those till now.
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Sony Ericsson C909 Cyber-shotilicious
21/04/2009 23:08
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Sony Ericsson Video Phone - Capture the EURO 2008 Goals on That!
21/04/2009 23:06
After being stunned by a neat phone designed for ladies, it’s time to give the gentlemen a treat, shaped like a Sony Ericsson Video phone. This concept was designed by Anthony Mapstone and might just be your next camcorder replacement.
The Sony Ericsson Video Phone may allow you to capture the EURO 2008 goals, but what it surely does is offer handwriting recognition support and a dual mode function. There’s also a front camera for video calls, a 5 megapixel camera as the main video recording device, an MP4 player and… 8MB memory?!
Notice how the screen twists and locks into place, allowing the user to turn the Sony Ericsson Video Phone into a real camcorder. A neat browser, music and video player are also on-board of this multimedia wonder, which will very likely challenge any XpressMedia/XpressMusic touchscreen phone launched by Nokia.
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Sony Ericsson T767
19/04/2009 23:44
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Sony Ericsson G902, the Concept of Simplicity
19/04/2009 23:42
Muhammad-Oli strikes again, on the Esato board, revealing his latest Sony Ericsson design, the G902 concept. I love the way it displays the BBC site and that keypad would better be a virtual one. There’s a front camera, so there’s bound to be some 3G support on this hottie, but other than that the phone is a mystery.
Judging by the name of the device, we’re dealing with a high-end compact touchscreen handset, designed for web browsing and using the candybar form factor.
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