The Sony Ericsson W760 is Sony Ericsson’s first Walkman phone with a built-in GPS unit. Other than that, it is one of a few super hot Walkman sliders. Here’s our large gallery of this black diamond.
I can’t decide on whether I’m going to review the C902 or W760 first. What do you guys think?
The new Sony Ericsson C902 just landed at my doorstep, and it’s a really nice handset with a very sturdy feel to it. The first impression is rather good, but the space around the display seems wasted, even though there are eight touch sensitive camera shortcuts.
Now, on to our large gallery of this metallic sharpshooter. I hope you’ll like the photos - I’ve started shooting them in another way, that - in my opinion - looks way better than what I’ve previously been trying out.
Along with the C902 also came the W760 - watch out for that one soon!
Here’s a rather unconventional video. The guy in the video apparently decided to put the C702’s splash proofness to the test, and put it in the toilet and flushed… and it survived. Impressive
The G700 is Sony Ericsson’s cheapest smart phone to date, and it’s probably also the nicest one to use. Is it a bargain or a failure? You can read our preview of the G700 to find out
According to Sofpedia the Sony Ericsson W380a is now available for Canadian music lovers via Canadian operator Fido. For reference, the European version was released in Europe several months ago.
If you’re a Canadian resident you can get yourself a W380a free of contract for $300 (Canadian dollars) or prepaid on Fido. It is also offered by Rogers for $60 on a three year contract or $160 on a two year contract.
We reviewed the W380 three months ago, and it is without doubt a rather nice phone, possibly best suited as a secondary headset. The price tag is however set a bit too high. You can read or review here, or check out our gallery of the W380 here.
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