Sony Ericsson Xperia arc S review: S as in Sophomore
Motorola RAZR XT910 review: Through thick and thinSony Ericsson G705 surfaces, GPS and a 3 megapixel snapper on board
With just days from the official announcement of the three latest Walkmans, Sony Ericsson are making headlines again - this time with a relatively slim slider, called the Sony Ericsson G705. It's not an official announcement though, but those images look real enough.
The new Sony Ericsson G705,...
- Anonymous
- Report
- 0
> In reply to AGC @ 2008-07-29 19:45 from 4dEF - click to readyou must have it on your hand than you will prove it
- Reply
- 2008-07-29 20:50
- mD6k
- luis
- Report
- 0
Lets see how's this phone when came out. For now we can't talk about its reliability or features cause they could be different of what GSMarena says. On my point of view the front panel looks a lot like the s500 but the back panel looks very plain.
- Reply
- 2008-07-29 20:49
- P1Um
- mdz
- Report
- 0
In reply to abubasim,
SE's first xenon flash camera was K800 announced in feb2006 ,and NOT the k850.Plz have your facts checked, all you have to do is look up the model on this very site :(
- Reply
- 2008-07-29 20:14
- upqI
- Anonymous
- Report
- 0
Dang, if it had auto focus I would get it without thinking twice.
- Reply
- 2008-07-29 20:12
- ysET
- blah
- Report
- 0
SE123>>i like the design....finally something different and fresh
SE never had ELEGANT designs...more like sporty types. however, this one would qualify as elegant
Nokia, Moto and LG has nice elegant designs
but 3mp without AF....wut a "surprise"
- Reply
- 2008-07-29 19:59
- xFs7
- abubasim
- Report
- 0
"Obviously, Sony Ericsson are turning their backs on xenon flashes, which they pioneered in the first place."
Not correct. Gigabyte's g-Cam had a Xenon flash in 2005, and LG's KG920 and SAMART's i-mobile 902 had Xenon flashes in 2006.
SE's first camphone with a Xenon flash was the K850i launched 2007.
- Reply
- 2008-07-29 19:57
- nXE1
- AGC
- Report
- 0
I do agree the phone looks rather nice, but doesn't it seem a little plain? And also, doesn't it seem like it would scratch very easily?
- Reply
- 2008-07-29 19:45
- 4dEF
- Minkie
- Report
- 0
Looks like a great phone, I hope it doesn't crap out like the W910i.
- Reply
- 2008-07-29 19:38
- kxUL
- bummy
- Report
- 0
I love the look of this phone. I don't see why people are still complaining about design.
- Reply
- 2008-07-29 19:31
- jDvD
- GM
- Report
- 0
looks good with nice spec, but the keypad is not impressive , keys are very small and better suits for girls
- Reply
- 2008-07-29 19:24
- PGjS
- tech fanatic
- Report
- 0
now why the phone is in Arabic??
it's nice but hopefully it will be tagged with an appropriate price!!
if it came around the price of the n73 then to bad for ......
give me your opinion
- Reply
- 2008-07-29 19:19
- 04WC
- Nee
- Report
- 0
Sony is never look like a competitor To Nokia N & E series , This phone although it give me the feeling of some of the other SE headsets is just a competitor Nokia S40 ,
- Reply
- 2008-07-29 19:08
- w9JB
- Torrent Gang
- Report
- 0
To all Nokia fanboys comparing this to your N82. This phone is not meant to knock-out your N82. This is supposed to rival your Nokia 6500, or any other mid-end Nokia sliders.
Watch out out for the P-Series resurrection. Coming soon...
- Reply
- 2008-07-29 18:20
- 0Cjb
- Anonymous
- Report
- 0
to adt keep qiute this phone looks cheap nokia is better
- Reply
- 2008-07-29 18:10
- M35R
- SE + Nokia Fan
- Report
- 0
> In reply to Dennis @ 2008-07-29 16:16 from u7W3 - click to readSE has one of the most stable interface. Days in and days out never turned off and still working fine! Samsung is truly is $#@* I only had it once where it hanged and I missed a few important calls. Never again...
- Reply
- 2008-07-29 18:04
- i}dR
Note: Sponsored advertising links are in green.
