The Sony Ericsson Vivaz is now available on Vodafone for free if you sign up for 24mths contract costing £30pm.
The Vivaz is a fantastic new 8.1 megapixel camera phone that can shoot superb video in HD, and comes with a tonne of features not found on other camera phones that ensures the pictures you take are as good as they would be from a dedicated digital camera.
Pre-order the Sony Ericsson Vivaz in Silver or, exclusively to Vodafone a stunning Ruby Red online and receive an extra 300 minutes for free.
- FREE from £30
- 600 minutes
- unlimited texts
- 500 MB of internet and webmail
- Plus the online exclusive of 300 extra minutes!
Head on over to the Vodafone site for more details.
One of the lovely Booth Babes takes me on a tour of the five new devices and in particular the X10 Mini and X10 Mini Pro. These are two funky devices that I think Sony Ericsson with sell a shed load of. Whilst the Vivaz and Vivaz Pro are quite nice and the X10 has mostly been covered the video below spends more time on the little brothers of these and it’s nice to see a pretty full feature set on such a small device. Check after the break for the video:
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Sony Ericcson have pulled out a few devices from their back pockets. Lets take a look at them:
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Sony Ericcson have pulled out a few devices from their back pockets. Lets take a look at them:
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Sony Ericsson has quickly followed up the recently-announced Vivaz with a QWERTY enabled version: the Sony Ericsson Vivaz Pro running Symbian S60 5th.
The Vivaz Pro, which adds a full QWERTY keyboard to the original Vivaz that was announced last month. The Vivaz Pro offers some impressive specs – 3.2-inch screen, HD video recording, GPS, WiFi, 3.5mm headphone jack - and the slide-out QWERTY keyboard looks fairly comfortable. Unfortunately, SE took the original’s 8-megapixel camera, and shaved it down to 5.1-megapixels. That shouldn’t make someone want to stray from the S60 device, the pro version comes with a VGA port, which you will find not on the original, so you can show off your amateur photography and video on your TV.
Hit up the read link to get the full specs and if it peaks your interest, its due Q2 2010.
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The Sony Ericsson Aspen is hardly a device that is going to set the world on fire however the phone, previously called the Faith, is actually turning my head. Filling the gap that Palm has left moving to WebOS, this front facing, Qwerty keyboard, Exec phone isn’t for everyone but it’s my kind of thing. Packing the newer Windows Mobile 6.5.3, an operating system revision some say should exist, the Aspen not only combines the sexy looks of the Nokia E series with Windows Mobile but it should really be rock solid, given that Sony Ericsson have been releasing devices solely for critic mauling recently. I think this might just be a diamond in the rough.
Some of the specifications:
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Here’s another new phone from Sony Ericsson. hopefully this one will last more than a week in the stores. The Vivaz. Having more of a budget feel than their flagship Satio the Vivaz’s focus seems to be mainly on media and net connectivity. Hitting the market at a modest £380 you can check out the video on play.com. It’s pretty darn cheesy and hardly shows off the potential of being a phone. Specs after the break:
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Here is a suspiciously familiar looking device. The Sony Ericsson Faith brags Windows Mobile 65 however from the above screenshot you can see the status bar of 6.5.3.
Top features / Platform:
- Multi-tasking with delight
- Panels for 24 hours life
- Sleek design with beautiful ergonomic
- Qwerty keypad with good usability
- AGPS
- 2.4” QVGA touch screen
- Micro Sd Card slot
- Windows Mobile 6.5
- Green heart
[Source dailyiphoneblog]
Sony Ericsson’s next ambitious device is the lovely looking X10. Bit of an odd place for it to show up and a rather high price tag. Specs and summary after the break.
Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 Sim Free / Unlocked 8 Megapixel Mobile Phone (Sensuous Black) £499.99 delivered.
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Sony Ericsson have gone on the record to say that the Sony Ericsson X10 has not been delayed. A spokesman has reinforced the Q1 release date, “If anything appeared (on the Sony Ericsson website) saying otherwise, then it was incorrect.”
So we can look at it in one of two ways. Sony Ericsson has focused their attention and applied all resources on the device, ignoring the X2 and Satio to produce something special. Or, Sony Ericsson don’t have any phones selling at the moment since the bad press of the X2 and Satio has killed their rep and are desperate to get something out by hook or by crook.
