Advance Technology of the Modern Word : Sony Ericsson W810
The Sony Ericsson W810 offers the latest in mobile multi-media functionality. Extending the highly acclaimed Sony Ericsson Walkman phone line-up, the stylish black with orange trim W810 advances the mobile music experience by seamlessly blending together entertainment and advanced mobile phone technology to offer a truly credible digital music experience supporting industry standard MP3 and AAC music file formats.
Sony Ericsson W810 comes complete with quality HPM-70 stereo headphones which feature a 3.5mm headphone jack for personal Customization. The handset is fitted with a 176×220 pixel, 262k colour deliverable TFT based screen. The handset’s Walkman media player is compatible with multiple file formats that it plays on the handset’s integrated speakers or headphones. Intuitive media interface with play list support, graphic equalizer and added goodies typical of a Walkman player like Bass Boost makes for a great mobile music experience.
The Sony-Ericsson-W810 includes many features including EDGE high speed wireless data, a megapixel camera, Bluetooth connectivity and a handsfree speakerphone mode built-in. Sony Ericsson W810 maintains its statuesque by offering bright, colourful and gorgeous display which has 262k colours in 2 inches of magnitude allowing users to view messages, images and videos in excellent pixel resolution.
The W810 offers a 2 mega pixel camera that comes with a 4 x zoom which allows the user to take precise and perfect snap and at the same time allows the user to record memorable events that can be stored in the device for later viewing. The W810 is equipped with EDGE technology, to allow quick and easy data transfers and Internet access, and Bluetooth Wireless technology for connectivity with Bluetooth handsfree headsets and sharing data with other Bluetooth-enabled devices. Please Purchase online http://www.phoneandbeyond.com
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