Overview: Sony Ericsson W902

Written on 7/25/2008 05:33:00 AM by poison_ivy

Sony Ericsson, a leading mobile phone manufacturer, recently announced its latest device called the Sony Ericsson W902. The Sony Ericsson W902 is a very stylish device that incorporates the features of a mobile phone, camera, and a walkman, all in one package.

Even if you are away from your home entertainment, you can bring along the Sony Ericsson W902 with you so that you can still be surrounded with a panorama of sound wherever you go. You will have an audio experience that no other mobile phone could give by listening to the W902’s premium HPM-77 headset that gives out a clear bass and a clear stereo sound. Because of the phone memory that can still be expanded to 8GB, users can store as much as 8,000 songs on the Sony Ericsson W902. This is the perfect mobile phone if you can’t live without music. With a simple push of a button, you can navigate your music by pressing pause, play, skip backward, or forward. Aside from your own music, you can also listen to your favorite FM Radio stations since the Sony Ericsson W902 has a built-in FM tuner.

But unlike walkman mobile phones, the Sony Ericsson W902 does not compromise the quality of the device’s video and imaging. Forget about bringing a separate camera for your vacation or night-out. The Sony Ericsson W902 already has an integrated 5-megapixel camera that would allow you to take photos and even videos. After recording, your videos can be watched at the mobile phone’s 2.2” scratch-resistant QVGA screen.

The Sony Ericsson W902 comes with the Access Netfront Web Browser. It also works perfectly in networks such as EDGE or HSDPA. Other features of the W902 includes the flight mode wherein you can disable the phone’s radio transmitter so that you can use other functions while on board.

The Sony Ericsson W902 is available in three different colors that would perfectly fit the stylish you. Choose among Earth Green, Volcanic Black, or Wine Red. Fourth Quarter of 2008 is the expected availability of the Sony Ericsson W902.

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