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Tuesday, May 27, 2008
Sony Ericsson - W580i
4th August 2007 - This is a new phone I got from work. I finally gathered up the courage to get my current phone, which is now my old one, updated. And this is what I got. To be honest, I'm stoked!
I've seen this phone in action before. Just to give you the skinny on it. It's one of the new ones from Sony Ericsson in the Walkman range, called the W580i. It's a thin slider mobile phone, coming just in under 14mm thin.
It boasts the Walkman 2.0 program as the music manager. The good thing about this, which my previous phone didn't have, is that it supports Album covers, just like your modern generation Ipod's. Sure the album art is so small it's negligible, but to someone like me, it makes it all worth while. What's even better, when your scrolling through your albums, you can see the album cover, which from what my brother tells me, you can't do that on a Ipod.
The light feature on this phone can be either viewed cool, or tacky; just depending on how you find lights accompanying your ringtone add anything to the experience. Though I must admit, when in the dark, the illumination of the lights is quite sexy.
But if you bring it back to all bare minimums, this is just like any other SE Walkman phone. Though, the quirky cool difference with this phone is that it sports a motion sensor, for your fitness reports, such as heart rate, and pedometer. But more importantly, you can shuffle to a random song on your Walkman phone, just with a shake. Funky aye?
Sony Ericsson - W880i
15th April 2007 - I got to play with this neat little phone, W880i, over the weekend. A workmate was looking at mine, and I asked about why he wasn't using this phone anymore; he said the M600i was more practical for work. Because of this, he thought I should have a go at it for the weekend, just to test it out.
From what I gathered over the weekend, it's a really cool phone. I mean it's wafer thin, and it's got pretty much all the functions in a normal Sony Ericsson phone, from the Walkman range. The interface seems quite 'young' though, since it uses Arial font for the GUI. I prefer the old school Verdana.
One thing I can point out that I didn't like was the keypad, and the fact that it didn't have a radio function. The phone I have now does. I love listening to The Shebang on in the morning (104.9FM). Though I wouldn't mind having one...
W200i back cover with the VGA cam and logo
640x480 pixel VGA camera. the phones speaker is at the back beside the walkman logo and the VGA cam. you won't believe this speaker is freakin loud
Sony Ericsson W580i - for sale
Sony Ericsson W580i sports phone - Slide phone, + Walkman mooi geluid
Sony Ericsson W900i
15th July 2007 - I finally got another phone from my work. Though this wasn't expected, as I have given up all hope of getting any freebies from work. Plus I got this handset, and it didn't even come with a battery. Though, Beggars can't be choosers as they say. I managed to get a battery from someone else in the office.
I've been using this phone for a few days now. At first I was a bit apprehensive due to the size of this handset, in comparison to the other handsets out on the market. But to be honest, I think I like it because of it's bulkiness. It makes me feel comfortable that I'm not going to break it.
A cool feature of this handset is the way it's designed. It's not your traditional slider, or clam shell type of handset, but a variation of that, with it swinging open, to reveal the digits. But even with it closed, you can still navigate the menu, and make calls, only if you don't need the number pad.
It's got about a 500mb of onboard memory, which is pretty cool, but you can increase that with a stick. The face of the phone is schmick, and I love the rocker on this phone. It's got appeal, and the orange ring illuminates too!
Other than that, it's pretty much a standard 3G phone. Though a Walkman one at that.
Walkman Phone Cabled into Car
We played back our Walkman Phone Podcast through Gerry Flynn's simple-yet-elegant solution. The setup is as good as a car kit. It simply cables into the back of a car stereo. If you have a Dremel tool, you're sorted.
Wireless That Works
Perhaps the best pocket tech of the naughties--Bluetooth technology that serves tracks from phones to computers to cars, sometimes without ever moving the files. This shot shows David Bowie moving from the coal-fired SonyEricsson P90i to the purse-friendly Walkman phone.
Walkman Phone Connected
It works in an 11-year old Mazda and we talk about it in a podcast. This setup works amazingly well--as good as a proper car kit--when using the phone as a music player simultaneously as a hands-free phone. If the phone rings when you music is playing, you merely press the button onits cable and it pauses the music so it can send the caller into your car speakers. You talk normally and the phone's cable picks up your voice. It sounds fine to the caller. You hang up and the music starts playing where it paused.
Another Walkman
Salah got a second walkman, and its apparent he loves that one too!!! And the motorola 2MP is still unbelievable..
Sony Ericsson W910 Walkman
Sony Ericsson announced new Walkman phone the W910 Walkman. The W910 Walkman phone is Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync enabled and supports wireless synchronization and Direct Push of email, calendar and contacts.
Walkman W880 Steel
The top-end SonyEricsson Walkman phone seen during the Christmas season in December 2007.
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