Sony Ericsson W760i, is the latest Walkman phone to have built-in A-GPS and Sat Nav software. The first music mobile phone from Sony Ericsson to have these features, the W760i is a mid-range slider phone.
The strong points of any Sony Ericsson Walkman phone are present in W760i too. The phone comes with the latest version of Sony Ericsson’s Walkman Player software featuring motion sensing Shake control gadgetry and SenseMe mood defined tune selection, Track ID player, FM radio and 3.5 mm adapter socket among other high-quality features.
The other important features of the W760i are the internal GAP satellite receiver, complemented by Google Maps, Wayfinder Navigator, software for location finding, route navigation and place searches.
The W760i has a 3.2 Mega pixel camera, an improvement from other 2M cameras that generally are a part of Sony music phones, but the drawbacks are the missing auto-focus and flash.
The phone has a 2.2 inch QVGA display with 262K colors and 320 x 240 pixels resolution. The phone has high-speed HSDPA mobile broadband, 3G data connectivity, full web-browser and push e mail support.
The 103 x 48 x 15 millimeters phone weighing 103 gms has 40MB of internal memory and comes with a 1GB Memory Stick Micro card.
The battery of W760i can offer talk-time of up to 4 hours on 3G networks or up to 9 hours on GSM and stand-by of up to 350 hours in 3G or 400 hours in GSM.
Sony Ericsson W902, W595 and W302 are the three latest Walkman phone models that will hit the markets later this year. The phones were officially presented yesterday and as Sony Ericsson points out, they reflect its continued commitment to come out with superior mobile-music experience.
Among the three, W902 is truly superior as it is projected as a perfect combination of a music-oriented and photography device. The W902 packs a lot of high-end features, the best being the 5 Mega pixel camera, a first for any Sony Ericsson Walkman. The 5M camera comes with auto focus and flash. Among its other features the W902 comes with “retro music navigation keys”, a 2.2 inch TFT mineral glass display with 240 x 320 pixels resolution, a 8 GB Memory SM Card, Google maps, Shake Control. The W902 also comes with a pair of premium HPM-77 headphones that hold the promise of crystal clear audio. The quad-band GSM connectivity with HSDA ensures that it is suitable for most markets around the world.
The W902 is 110 x 49 X 11.7 millimeters and weighs 100gms. It will be available in three color versions of all-black, black/green and black/red.
W595 has fewer features than the W902 but nevertheless comes with the same radio but with stereo speakers. It comes with a Share jack to help you share your music with those around you. The W595 has a 3.2 M camera, global GSM connectivity along with HSDPA, a 2GB memory card and will be released in three editions of W595, W95a and W595c. You can choose from the three color-versions that will be offered-white, grey and blue.
The W302 is a Walkman candy-bar where the features and price have been kept low to attract more buyers. The W302 comes with a Music player, FM radio, 2M camera and a 512MB Memory Stick Micro Card. It will be offered in two color versions of Sparkling White and Midnight Black.
Sony Ericsson hopes to “cement their position as leader in the music phone category” with these three Walkman phones and that only time will tell.