Sony Ericsson W880i is a ultra thin and unusually bright telephone 3G to straight strong 9.5mm and amazing 72 gram in the weight. The lightweight cellphone is accepted more surprising, which has W880i an end of the stainless steel.

The 1.8 “240×320 panel of Pixel TFT in color 262.000, and W880i has a primary education camera of two megapixel with a secondary camera for the visual calls. A micro chart of stick of the memory 1GB is included in the box, which by our calculations is enough for the value of approximately 16 albums of acoustics of high quality. W880i has stereo Bluetooth and an increased version of the player of walkman.

Sony Ericsson W200 is a compound marked very at reduced price of “walkman” which concentrates on the playback of music rather than of other devices.

There is no exact equivalent in W200i in the chain of not-Walkman, in terms of specifications of material they are some share between the devices K310 and K510. It has a display of the Pixel 128×160, 0.3 camera of megapixel (resolution of VGA) and Sony Ericsson W200 does not come with Bluetooth. On the one hand, it with the extensible memory by using the charts microphone of stick of memory – with 128Mb in the box and of a maximum capacity of 1Gb (more 27Mb of storage internal), and there is also a FM radio.

The K750 is very similar to the W810i “Walkman” phone, sharing the shame 176×220 pixel 262,000 colour display, Bluetooth, removable memory and capable audio and video playback features. On top of all this, the K750 has a web browser and email client plus PC synchronisation capabilities.

There’s 38Mb of memory as standard with the K750, and the handset is bundled with a 64Mb memory stick duo card, upgradable to 2Gb. That’s enough for a substantial number of video clips, MP3s and anything else you can thing of. There’s also a FM radio and enhanced 3D support for games.

The Sony Ericsson K550i (and the i-mode variant, the K550im) are perhaps a good example of the way technology progresses in the mobile phone industry. Almost two years ago, Sony Ericsson announced what was then their high-end camera phone, the K700i. Today, the K550i shares almost exactly the same features, but as the number designation shows, Sony Ericsson now regards this particular handset as a mid-range device.

Sony Ericsson W610i is a very slim monoblock phone with a thickness of just 14mm, it comes with a 1.9″ 176×220 pixel display, 2 megapixel digital camera, an FM radio and expandable memory using Memory Stick Micro cards. Sony Ericsson include a 512Mb card in the box which is enough for about 8 albums worth of high-quality MP3s.

The Sony Ericsson K610im is an i-mode version of the lightweight K610i 3G phone. It’s an incredibly light 3G phone, weighing just 89 grams, but it still manages to fit in a 176×220 pixel display, 2 megapixel camera and Memory Stick Micro expandable memory.

As far as we know, this is Sony Ericsson’s first i-mode phone and it’s one of only a few 3G i-mode phones around. And since the K610im is based on one of the hottest 3G phones of 2006, then it’s an attractive option for i-mode users.

The specification of the K618i already – it’s a very lightweight 3G phone weighing just 89 grams with a 2 megapixel camera, expandable memory (using Memory Stick Micro cards) with a 256Mb card included, it has Bluetooth and of course an MP3 player.

The K618i’s display is only a 176×220 pixel unit, but this is an acceptable trade-off for the handset’s light weight and it will be good enough for most people. Overall, the K618i shows typically stylish Sony Ericsson design – it’s a smart looking device that is pretty unmistakable in its origins.

Sony Ericsson K610i is probably the lightest 3G phone to date, weighing just 92 grams – and yet it still packs in a substantial number of features.

The K610i comes with a 2 megapixel digital camera, 176×220 pixel display in 262,000 colours, a secondary camera for video calling, expandable memory using Sony Memory Stick Micro cards, a multimedia player (plus the same Disc2Phone software found in the Walkman series of handsets), web browser, email client and all the usual features you’d expect to find in this type of device.