The Forgotten Sony Ericsson W800i

Sony Ericsson W800 is a length-widespread walkman marked the telephone which tries to combine the devices of a player, a portable telephone and a camera digital of music in one device.

It is certainly a telephone impressing and elegant-looking at, with up to 30 hours of time of playback, a powerful whole of audio applications of playback, digital camera of 2 megapixel, FM radio and a duet of stick of memory of 512Mb Sony packed up inside, but W800 is not certainly any killer of iPod.

There is abundance of the positive points here – the device weighs just 100 grams and it seems to be easy to employ, on handset itself and by employing the software of Disk2Phone of Sony Ericsson to transfer from the CD ways to W800. It can play back MP3 and AAC also classifies, thus it is completely flexible. The display of the Pixel 176×220 is in 262.000 colors, a pretty standard but unit of good quality.

But though 512Mb is impressive, it anything is not compared with the standard 4Gb in a iPod Sony Ericsson W800i behind mini. We believe that W800 can be improved with a more impressive 2Gb however. Moreover, surely this kind of compound cries outside to be 3G compatible so that ways can be easily downloaded above the air.

Even with the logo of “walkman”, it is clear that W800 is right a telephone even if it is rather able – he makes some seems to be almost identical to new K750, just with the different software – and right as K750 are the possibilities have a web browser, the customer of email and PC synchronization. Always, it is a collection interesting and capable of devices which can (or not to be able) have a significant crenel. It seems certainly fresh however.

It’s already available in the market in year 2005 and maybe this cell phone is already changed by some new Sony Ericsson Series.

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