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Sony Ericsson P900
The first thing to notice is the large 320x208 pixel display, which is touch sensitive. Then there's the keypad which can be pushed right out of the way to allow the Sony Ericsson P900 to be used as a PDA - flip it back, and it's a phone again! The P900 takes the Memory Stick Duo expansion card, with 32Mb as standard, upgradeable to 128Mb. The P900 also has an inbuilt VGA resolution (640x480 pixel) camera which is capable of taking video clips. It's not a small phone, but the Sony Ericsson P900 does have excellent battery life, with a maximum of 16 hours talk time and 20 days standby. The large screen on the P900 makes it ideal for organising data, appointments and contacts. The P900's PDA functions run on the Symbian OS, to give maximum performance from a mobile device.
Don't forget that the Sony Ericsson P900 is also a mobile phone! With tri-band GSM it can be used pretty much anywhere in the world. Sending text messages is easy, and supported by predictive text input. Plus there's all the usual features you'd expect from a top-notch phone like polyphonics. All in all, the Sony Ericsson P900 is a good all-round phone, and does a great job at combining a mobile phone, PDA, handheld games console, MP3 player and digital camera in one device. Available to buy from Techoni.
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The Sony Ericsson P900 is the sleeker,
sexier replacement for the popular P800 combined PDA/mobile
phone.
The big screen and powerful processor
on the P900 make it a terridic
games platform too. The screen has 80% more
pixels than the Nokia N-Gage offering better
gameplay. Plus it plays MP3s and other audio
formats, and with 128Mb
memory sticks that should squeeze two full
CDs into the P900.