Posted by ketyung
on Mar/15/2007
at 4:07 am
Catch up for cellphone, it’s Sony Erricson Ericsson’s new 3G phone, the W660 Walkman phone. It’s the new phone that is out to coincide with the Sony’s new MPS-75 snap-on phone speakers (pictured). The kind of speakers that can be powered by your cellphone and you send tunes to it via Bluetooth.
The W660 is available in a choice of Record Black and Rose Red. It features TrackID, which is the technology that can identify music via the Gracenote Mobile MusicID database. The storage can accommodate up to 470 tunes on the supplied Memory Stick Micro. It’s also has album art support for the media player, FM radio, two megapixel camera, two-inch TFT display, picture blogging and RSS feeds that can be sent directly to your phone’s “desktop”. The W660 Walkman phone will be available in the middle of 2007, same with the snap-on speakers, which will also be released around that time.
SonyEricsson Website, Via [ShinyShiny.TV]
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