So here they are, Sony Ericsson's two Walkman phones, which the company was supposed to announce on Jan 6 2008.
Sony Ericsson W760 Slider
Sony Ericsson has announced its first HSDPA slider Walkman phone. It seems though the candy bar form factor is doing good in the Sony Ericsson Walkman series, the company is focusing on coming out with clamshell and sliding models of its popular Walkman series. W760 Slider is Quadband with EDGE and HSDPA, GPS functionality, radio, 3,2 mega-pixel camera (most of the high-end Walkman phones of Sony Ericsson now a days have 3 or more than 3 mega-pixel camera, I think they should name them K-W Series) and yeah this phone also has the “Sense Me” technology, just like the W580.
Sony Ericsson launches the W350i
The W350i is another offering from the Sony Ericsson stable and is available in attractive color variants like, Ice Blue, Hypnotic Black, Graphite White and Electric Black. The phone has Radio, 1.3 mega-pixel camera, Bluetooth and supports up to 512MB of external memory along with 14MB internal memory. The music controls are outside the retro looking flip panel.
[Images Via: Engadget]
Sony Ericsson W760 SliderSony Ericsson has announced its first HSDPA slider Walkman phone. It seems though the candy bar form factor is doing good in the Sony Ericsson Walkman series, the company is focusing on coming out with clamshell and sliding models of its popular Walkman series. W760 Slider is Quadband with EDGE and HSDPA, GPS functionality, radio, 3,2 mega-pixel camera (most of the high-end Walkman phones of Sony Ericsson now a days have 3 or more than 3 mega-pixel camera, I think they should name them K-W Series) and yeah this phone also has the “Sense Me” technology, just like the W580.
Sony Ericsson launches the W350i
The W350i is another offering from the Sony Ericsson stable and is available in attractive color variants like, Ice Blue, Hypnotic Black, Graphite White and Electric Black. The phone has Radio, 1.3 mega-pixel camera, Bluetooth and supports up to 512MB of external memory along with 14MB internal memory. The music controls are outside the retro looking flip panel.
[Images Via: Engadget]
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