Built using brushed light metal with a glass finish, the Sony Ericsson T270i provides a premium design without the premium price tag. Providing a set of features designed to meet the needs of the busy professional, the T270i has access key menu functions such as phonebook, calendar or messages with just one touch and use the integrated speakerphone to take conference calls. The T270i has been purposely developed without a camera to keep things simple and is built with a metal housing and clearly laid out keypad to ensure a robust phone that is easy-to-use.
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The Sony Ericsson S302i is a slim and stylish handset with a premium exterior and high-gloss finish. It integrates a 2.0-megapixel camera with Photo Light and Photo Fix, useful to help get the shots right. With up to 20MB of internal memory, users have enough room for an entire photo album with additional storage on Memory Stick Micro (M2) cards. They can transfer photos via USB, Bluetooth or Memory Stick Micro.
The Sony Ericsson R306i is designed to deliver a radio-listening experience to emerging markets. Opening up into a clamshell, two integrated stereo speakers that face the listener. Featuring the Audio Enhancer key, users can activate volume boost when listening to the radio through the speakers or 3D sound enhancement when they have the stereo headset plugged in, ensuring a first-class radio listening experience even when it is noisy. See which station is tuned-in to on the phone’s external display. The R306i features Bluetooth technology, allowing consumers to handle phone calls handsfree with optional accessories.
Designed to deliver a radio-listening experience to emerging markets, the Sony Ericsson R300i allows users to tune-in to their favorite music shows or sports reports, across both AM and FM broadcasts. The R300i is designed to have a clear radio look-and-feel. Sit it on its side and let the radio blast out through the dedicated loudspeaker. Preset buttons on the front let users switch easily between their favorite stations. It takes just one click to boost the volume when they want to share music on the radio or the live action from the sports ground. With the R300i users can listen-in via the stereo headphones provided or play it loud through the high-performance speaker integrated into the phone. Switch on 3D sound enhancement or volume boost with the dedicated Audio Enhancer key on the phone.
The Sony Ericsson K660i is an HSDPA mobile broadband enabled phone with features designed to make Web browsing simple and convenient such as illuminated shortcut keys that only become active when surfing the Net and desktop tickers that provide regular updates from favorite websites. Pan-and-zoom is just one of the Web shortcut keys that sit under the thumb when viewing Web pages in landscape mode. The K660i also sports a Bookmark function, a single click button that takes users back to their Home Page and an ‘Enter Address’ shortcut; all intended to guide them through the Webs faster.
The Sony Ericsson K330a lets consumers capture videos and photos with its integrated VGA camera. They can share them via Bluetooth with another phone or Bluetooth enabled device. The K330a makes an ideal pocket photo album, offering memory for up to 250 photos or 12 minutes of video footage. Health-concious users can also keep track of calories and make daily health plans with Health Mate. The Torch function lights the way with the luminous screen and finds objects in the dark.
The Sony Ericsson J132a has a solid uncomplicated feel. Its dust-resistant keypad is ideal for the everyday wear and tear. Cutting through the fuss, the J132a integrates a clear and bright screen, one-click shortcuts and easy-to-use navigation key lets users text, search for a number or access the FM radio. Even the torch function helps consumers find items in the dark.
The Sony Ericsson G900i lets consumers frame their shot and decide where they want to focus the camera by simply touching the screen. With Camera Multi-Shot, users can just hold down the camera key and take as many pictures as they like. Scroll through photos on the phone with touch control and edit them there with the touch photo album and editor. The G900i can also access favorite web pages in a Wi-Fi hotspot and view them on the large 2.4-inch display. Using the stylus or the finger, the G900i can zoom-in or pan around the page. RSS feeds direct to the phone provide the latest updates; news, football scores.
Contacts, calendars, notes, pictures and favorite web sites stay organized with the Sony Ericsson G700i, offering touch screen text input, web surfing and phone navigation. Users can jot down notes directly on the screen with a stylus, as with a pen on paper. And after they’re done, they just save it on the phone’s desktop, as a note on the fridge. Consumers can draw a map to the local shop or doodle personal notes to send them to loved ones. By touching the relevant name in the phonebook, all of the contact options appear onscreen. With just the tip of a finger, they can also browse the photo album.
The Sony Ericsson G502i offers high-quality maps and satellite views with Google Maps for Mobile, including listings of the restaurants and hotels with reviews and ratings. By entering the start and finish locations, travelers can get point-by-point directions to find addresses or routes, while Google Maps for Mobile provides the turn-by-turn directions. The G502i also provides Exchange ActiveSync for push email, including a set-up wizard to guide consumers through the setup. Powered by HSDPA, users can browses websites at four times the speed over existing 3G (UMTS) networks. With 1-click access to favorite pages using RSS (Really Simple Syndication) feeds, the G502i’s pre-loaded weather forecaster checks the weather from the phone’s desktop screen.