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Articles tagged with: Usb and Walkman
Motorola Shows off Sequel to the RAZR Handset
At a conference held in New York, Motorola has shown off a range of new handsets, including its sequel to the popular RAZR handset, the aptly named, RAZR2. First to be shown were two new evolutions of their BlackBerry competitor, the Q handset. The Q8 will be a standard GSM model, while the Q9 will be a 3G - HSDPA enabled unit. Motorola claims that the Q9 is now the fastest smartphone on the market. more
Related Tags: windows-mobile, bluetooth, text-messages, switches, memory, ed-zander, text-message, display, plastic, os, razr
Four New Handsets from Sony Ericsson
Sony Ericsson has announced four new handsets. The evolution of Sony Ericsson's successful Walkman phone range takes another step forward today with the announcement of the UMTS enabled W850. more
Related Tags: gprs, memory-stick, navigation
New Walkman Handset From SonyEricsson
Sony Ericsson has expanded its growing line-up of Walkman phones with the W300, a quad band EDGE clamshell which aims to bring the mobile phone Walkman experience to an even greater market. With the announcement of the W300 Sony Ericsson has now launched a total of seven Walkman phones, targeted at different customer needs and life-style choices. From high-end UMTS models aimed at users who want to enjoy over-the-air downloads, high-speed email and internet connectivity to models targeting more casual music listeners such as the W600 and W800, Sony Ericsson aims to create a Walkman mobile phone for everyone, everywhere. more
Related Tags: memory-stick, fm-radio
EDGE Capable Walkman Phone from SonyEricsson
Sony Ericsson has announced a new Quad-band EDGE Walkman-branded mobile music phone. The latest Walkman phone comes with a 512MB removable Memory Stick (approximately 150 music tracks), which can be upgraded to 2GB currently available in retail outlets. Consumers can easily and quickly load music to the phone; either uploading their legacy CD collection onto the W810 from a PC via usb 2.0 using the provided Disc2Phone music management software, or by purchasing new music from operator specific over-the-air download services. more
Related Tags: mobile-music, memory-stick
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