Sony Ericsson XPERIA Pureness is today's untainted beauty

Words are not enough to describe this minimalist beauty, you simply have to see it yourself to know why Sony Ericsson finally able to make lots of buzz around the blogosphere after a very long time of failure. The Pureness is the future of the XPERIA family line-ups, which is Sony Ericsson's brand for high-end smartphone.

Although the transparent screen of Pureness is still in monochrome, it is the first we ever see used in reality. Yeah sure, in the next 3-4 years to come, or a century later our children will laugh on how we were admiring this while they're experiencing full color transparent screen, just exactly how we laughed at the brick-sized mobile phone back then.

But nevertheless, for now let's salivate and savor the images of this XPERIA Pureness. See all of them at AreaMobile site. The smartphone is said to be offered at around 699 Euro (about US$1,000) on November.

The Sony Ericsson's Xperia X1 brushed aluminum color gets reviewed

"Hubba... hubba...!" ---> (interj.) Slang used to express approval, pleasure, or excitement, from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition copyright ©2000

That was and still is my expression whenever I see Sony Ericsson's Xperia X1, I found it very hard to ignore this beautiful monster. Especially if the casing is now in brushed aluminum finish, it adds the dying ache for see it in person. This is one mobile phone that I will not pass on to see, when it finally out in the market.

And if you want to read the detailed hands-on review of this baby, then you can head-on to this German blog (found it via Ubergizmo). Warning: plenty of pics for you to drool over, you know what you need to prepare first... ~LOL~

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Sony Ericsson’s XPERIA X1 gets a retail unboxing and early hands-on pics

It feels like forever, when Sony Ericsson announced its ‘monstrous-beauty’ XPERIA X1 back in February; that’s more than 8 months ago. Added with many set-backs on the XPERIA X1 official release date, we just can’t bare it anymore to wait for it. Plus there’s speculation that the ‘monstrous-beauty’ (like the blogosphere called it) will launch in 2009, that’s just plain cruelty to those who have been waiting in agony.

Thank goodness, there’s a nice set of live photo shots; taken when the retail box of XPERIA X1 opened up by mobile techie site. I’ve only included a slew of the live pics at above of this post, for more you can visit GSMArena web page and feed your hungry eyes with plenty of live photo shots there. Warning: prepare a drool bucket before you head on there. ~LOL~

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Sony Ericsson C902 Titanium Edition to appear in James Bond's Quantum of Solace

Sony Ericsson has started early to promote its C902 which will be appearing in the James Bond's latest flick: Quantum of Solace, and the C902 is dipped in a new color: Titanium silver.

GSMArena was reporting: Besides the Titanium Silver color, the limited edition Sony Ericsson C902 will pack a new Top Agent spy game (trial), James Bond themed content such as screensavers, wallpapers, and themes plus the Quantum of Solace movie trailer, and behind the scenes interviews and footage from the movie.

Head on to GSMArena web page for more pictures and details on the news.

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Sony Ericsson W902 and the gang make appearences

Your guess is good as mine, one by one every big names in mobile market are debuting their own top of the line; and if not their latest handsets. This time it's Sony Ericsson W series line-ups that make their early debut, with sneak preview photo shots. SE4M forum got the photo shot pictures, head on to GSMArena to see more of them.

Pictured above (click to enlarge it), from left to right: W902 (codenamed Patti), W595 (Linda), & Remi. And below is the W302 (codenamed Feng), which positioned below Linda but above Remi in its features. The right picture is taken from SEMCBlog, via Engadget Mobile. And there's a little bit of confusion judging from both fo the W302 pictures there, specially when you look at the navigation & O-pad buttons. Which one will turn out to be the right one?

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Sony Ericsson Maria Sharapova's Design Collection

With the growing good relationship between Sony Ericsson and its ambassador: Maria Sharapova, they both work together again to make Sony Ericsson Maria Sharapova Design Collection. Consisting of two cases, a “party” bag and a wallet. Sony Ericsson designers say that Maria has helped in creating the collection and it represents her life on and off the court.

IDC-31 Courtside Case is a phone case which can be attached to a backpack. IDC-32 Exercise Case is attached to the arm, when you use the phone to listen to music, while working out. IDC-33 Party Bag and IDC-34 Travel Wallet are just what their names say. Source is from PhoneArena.

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Sony Ericsson MD400/g HSPA USB modem

It strucks me to know, that most of mobile users out there more prefer to use a seperate wireless data modem than using their own 3G/HSDPA-enabled mobile phones.

There are many reasons of course, but I'm guessing that the main reason is probably they don't want to miss any calls or text messages when connecting their mobile phones to the laptop as modem. So in this case an USB modem will comes in handy, not only USB port is now available in most laptops or netbooks now; rather than using a PCMCIA or an Express Card modem.

And now Sony Ericsson is planning to release yet another HSPA USB modem, code named as MD400 & MD400g. Set to be introduced at CommunicAsia in Singapore, starting on June 17th this year.

Where according to Engadget Mobile; the retrackable HSPA USB stick modem can be used as M2/microSD memory stick as well, and have data download transfer up to 7.2Mbps & upload at 2Mbps speed. And the most notable design of this new USB modem stick is its swivelling built-in antenna. No pricing yet, but Sony Ericsson says it will be available on Q4 this year with Exquisite Ebony and Lustrous White color options.

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