Sony Ericsson X1 Mobile Phone
XPERIA™ X1 lets you enjoy the convergence of communication and entertainment. Choose an experience by simply touching the XPERIA™ panel interface. The QWERTY keyboard makes writing fast and easy.
With Windows Mobile® inside, you can enjoy your favorite entertainment and work efficiently on the move. XPERIA™ X1 is a premium mobile experience.
Arc slider design, 3 inch Wide VGA display and premium metal body: with its sophisticated and distinctive design, XPERIA™ X1 redefines premiumness.
Energized communication, the premium experience
Life is mobile. Let everything that is important to you be with you all the time. The people in your life, the Internet, your music, pictures and video. X1 is coming soon.
Notify me via email when the X1 becomes available in store.Sony Ericsson C905 Mobile 8.1 Megapixel Camera
C905 has all the functions you need for perfect pictures. Smart Contrast balances light and color. Face detection helps you focus on people.
With the C905, you have a pathfinder in your pocket: your phone comes with built-in aGPS. Let Google Maps™ guide you to your destination.
Press the shoot mode key to activate the camera, snap away and share. Your C905 has support for picture and video blogging.
Getting the best shot.
The 8,1 megapixel C905 Cyber-shot™ phone is equipped with Xenon flash and always ready to capture the best moments of your life.
C905 is coming soon. Notify me via email when the C905 becomes available in store.
Nokia N96
Operating Frequency
- WCDMA2100/900 (HSDPA) / EGSM900, GSM850/1800/1900 MHz (EGPRS)
- Automatic switching between bands and modes
- DVB-H Class C, 470-750 MHz
Dimensions
- Volume: 92 cc
- Weight: 125 g
- Length: 103 mm
- Width: 55 mm
- Depth:18 mm, locally up to 20 mm
Memory Functions*
- 16GB internal flash memory, plus microSD memory card slot (hot swappable) for expandability and flexibility
- Approximate dynamic memory capacity indication with 16GB storage:
-Video: 40 hours**
-Music: 12,000 tracks*** - 128MB RAM, 256MB system memory (operating system plus dynamic user data area)
ImCoSys Linux Mobile
With Linux penetrating the marketplace so pervasively, it comes as no surprise that even the ubiquitous mobile phone now runs a variation of the popular OS. The latest mobile device to run Linux is this smartphone from ImCoSys, a small Swiss company that started up in 2005. Sporting features like quad-band GSM (850/900/1800/1900), Bluetooth 1.2, EDGE, Wi-Fi (802.11b), and GPS, the phone has the necessary equipment to be competitive in the marketplace. A 200MHz TI OMAP 730 processor provides the necessary computational power, with 64MB ROM/64MB RAM for memory and a QVGA touchscreen LCD to handle input duties. An oddball feature that’s included is RS-232, which certainly seems strange in these days of USB dominance. Approximately $350 USD.
