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Thursday March 3, 2005
Sony Ericsson W800 by Jonathan Cheah (editor@mobile88.com)London, 02 March 2005 – Sony Ericsson enters the mobile music market with the announcement of the W800, the first Walkman mobile phone. It will now be possible to listen to music, handle phone calls and take great pictures and video, all with one device and with no compromise on quality. The Sony Ericsson W800 is the first product to combine a mobile phone with, a high quality digital music player. Sony Ericsson claims that its battery life lasts for up to 30 hours, and the W800 also has a 2 Megapixel camera.
The W800’s intuitive interface makes it a breeze to use the music player and the functionality of the phone, music player and camera are carefully integrated. When listening to music, incoming calls ring through the stereo headphones. If the user chooses to take the call the music is paused for the call. The player and phone can be used independently of each other, so for example the user can switch the phone off for a plane journey while still enjoying the music player. The W800’s battery will play for 15 hours if the phone is switched on, or up to 30 hours if it isn’t. Although weighing in at less than 100g, the W800 also offers a 2 Megapixel camera complete with autofocus, picture light, active lens cover and digital still camera interface, so great photos can be taken in a variety of conditions.
Model Sony Ericsson W800 Make Candybar Bands 900 /1800/1900 GSM Colours Orange Dimensions 100 x 46 x 20.5 mm Weight unknown Screen 176 x 220 262K LCD Connectivity WAP 2.0 over GPRS, Bluetooth, Infrared, USB Standby/Talk Time up to 30 hours Others 2 megapixel camera MP3/AAC music player 38 MB memory, 0.5 GB Memory Stick Duo provided CD Ripping software
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