Today Sony Ericsson announced two of their latest walkman phones, the Sony Ericsson W910 and the Sony Ericsson W960.
Sony Ericsson W910
We’ve known Sony Ericsson W910 for quite some time now, by the codename Shinobu. Now it’s official, and the name ended up being Sony Ericsson W910. It has a TFT-screen with a QVGA-resolution and can show up to 262.000 colors. It’s just 12,5 millimeters thin and weighs 86 grams.
Sony Ericsson W910 is the first phone with Walkman 3.0 and PlayNow 4.0. Shortly, this means that the phone is totally prepared to play and download music, which can be done via HSDPA (3,6 mbit/s). Walkman 3.0 has an updated user interface compared to version 2.0, and it introduces a series of new features - such as SensMe, which makes it possible to create playlists according to your mood, style or tempo. 1 gigabyte memory card comes along with Sony Ericsson W910, and can be expanded. The camera is a 2-megapixel camera without auto focus. Sony Ericsson W910 will be available in quarter 4 pricing at about 450 euros.
Sony Ericsson W960
Sony Ericsson W960 is the successor of W950, and comes with twice the amount of memory. Just like Sony Ericsson W910 you can shake the phone if you want to change song etc. Sony Ericsson W960 has a 2.6 inch touchscreen with QVGA-resolution and can show 262.144 colors. On the back you’ll find a 3.2 megapixel camera with auto focus. Sony Ericsson W960 measures 109 x 55 x 16 millimeters and weighs in at 116 grams. Other than that Sony Ericsson W960 also features W-LAN, so you can downloade music on PlayNow at home. It has 3G, but unfortunately no HSDPA. Sony Ericsson W960 will be out in quarter 4 at an expected price at about 700 euros.
[Source: Unofficial Sony Ericsson Blog and GsmArena.]
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