Sony Ericsson lunched a new Walkman mobile phone/media player to the market today with the W980, featuring 8GB of internal memory, built-in headphones and something the company is calling “Walkman on Top”.
The new Walkman on Top is a lot like it sounds. SE put the controls and the display of current playing tracks on the front of the device allowing complete direction-finding and viewing without having to open up the handset, hence the name “on top”.
The new Walkman also comes with built-in stereo speakers and FM transmitter letting users share their tunes in a straight line or from side to side an FM radio on a home or car stereo. Sony Ericsson also wanted to make certain that listening to music alone was obvious with quality sound and threw in Stereo portable Hands free HPM-77 headset. The headset allows listening to music and the ability to take calls hands free.
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XPERIA X1 Windows Mobile
In the middle of the many product declaration released by Sony Ericsson today the most important has to be the let go of the new XPERIA line by introducing the XPERIA X1. The new XPERIA brand marks a new era for Sony Ericsson in mobile devices, with this sweet-looking new model featuring a whole host of communication mediums, driven from a touch screen and full-QWERTY keyboard and riding on Windows Mobile 6.
SE calls the design of the X1 an “arch slider” as it slides up to depiction the full keyboard with a large 3-inch VGA display on top
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G900 touch screen
Sony Ericsson today in Barcelona reveal the new G series mobile handset line led by the G900, touted by SE as a touch screen manager for those with hard schedules and “are only interested in making their lives easier”. The G900 has an intuitive touch screen boundary that makes navigating the tools and organizing your day simple without all of those “frills” like a QWERTY keyboard found on many of todays smart phones, making them bulkier.
Typing through the interface can be done with the regular phone keypad or through a touch screen keyboard. You can also use the stylus to tap out your selections or hand-write notes on the 240×320 pixel screen.
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