Sony Ericsson W54S OLED Phone
The Sony Ericsson W54S jamed with 2.8 OLED screen, slim clamshell design, seg 1 tv tuner, LISMO, electric wallet, 3.24 megapix AF camera, GPS, PC web browser, and 800 MB memory storage.
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Toshiba W56T Mobile Phone
Toshiba W56T has Weight 145 grams and measuring 50mm x 106mm x 17.8mm, the Toshiba W56T mobile phone comes with a 2.8 inch OLED screen (QVGA) which can rotate on 360°. The handset supports the 1Seg TV (Digital TV), Digital Radio, and LISMO (The iTUNES like from AU). The cell phone also has a 3.2MP AF camera, GPS module, PC Site web browser, Bluetooth, and a storage capacity of 800Mb.
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Sony Ericsson K630 Press Release
Available in two colours – Havana Gold and Quick Black – the new Sony Ericsson K630i keeps you in control, fully informed and entertained at all times. Powered by turbo 3G (HSDPA) and weighing in at only 97 grams, the K630 delivers a PC-like Web surfing experience in a pocket-sized frame.
Pre loading of Microsoft® Exchange ActiveSync gives you the possibility to mirror your PC/laptop inbox, look out for urgent e-mails and write quick responses. Add to this your Desktop widgets; animated icons that sit on your phone’s desktop and give one press access to your favourite websites, and its easy to see how the K630 brings the Web into your phone. RSS Feeds can even be set-up to keep you up-to-date with the latest news, weather and entertainment.
Your media in your pocket
You never know when you might need to snap a picture, so the K630’s 2.0 megapixel camera is always on-hand to shoot still pictures or moving images. Share these instantly with friends via MMS, email or postcard; or by uploading them to your own online gallery, or blogsite. Share the Web address with friends and family to instantly give them access to all your latest photos or video clips.
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Nokia 6300 Review – PC Mag
Nokia 6300 Review – PC Mag, “Most of what makes the 6300 great is visible to the eye. The 3.2-ounce, stainless steel body feels well balanced in the hand, and its small (4.2 by 1.7 by 0.5 inches, HWD) form factor could win over some flip-phone fans used to tiny designs. The handset radiates the kind of quality you’d expect when paying several hundred dollars for a gadget. The numeric keypad is another winner. Its well-spaced keys, nicely weighted resistance, and sharp backlighting could serve as a model for other manufacturers to follow—including even Nokia, which doesn’t always get everything right, either.”
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LG Chocolate VX8550 Review – MobileTechReview
LG Chocolate VX8550 Review – MobileTechReview, “The new LG Chocolate VX8550 is a digital CDMA phone that operates on Verizon’s 800/1900 MHz networks and has EVDO for fast data. The LG Chocolate VX8550 has weaker reception compared to the original Chocolate and many other Verizon phones including the LG VX8600 flip-version of the Chocolate. If you are in a strong coverage area have no fear, but if you are in a marginally covered area you might only get 1-2 bars in EV and 1X. In our area where most Verizon phones get 2-3 bars of EVDO signal, the new Chocolate phone gets only 1-2 bars of EV and some times drops to only 1X which means you can’t access Verizon’s music, video and software stores. We didn’t experience dropped calls even in areas with spotty coverage. The voice quality is good on the LG and volume on both incoming and outgoing calls is high. EVDO speed is good and when the signal is strong, music, video and software download speeds are quite fast. When signal strength isn’t strong, the download speeds suffer accordingly.”
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