Filed under: News | Mobile Phones
Aug 18 2003, 10:07pm EST | by Luigi Lugmayr
Club Sony Ericsson has some details on the upcoming upgrade to the Sony Ericsson P800.
Sony Ericsson, fresh off their first profitable quarter, have an assortment of new mobile devices (read: cell phones) coming down the pipeline.
Even though the SonyEricsson P800 is yet to be released stateside, it is an international hit, and has been the favorite of many U.S. importers. It currently only works with GSM, so only T-Mobile and Cingular customers can have it.
But it seems that the engineers at the joint-venture have not been asleep. They have looked into all of the shortcomings of the P800 and have addressed them in the P810/P900.
Update:
P900 officially Launched
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