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The Sony Ericsson Vivaz Pro is the QWERTY version of the Vivaz. Although the Pro edition packs a full keyboard , it packs only a 5MP Camera as opposed to the 8MP found in the Vivaz. Both offer 720p HD video recording though.
Vivaz PRO is available in black and white. The price in India is around Rs. 24500.
Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo is now available with a price tag of Rs 24,999. The smartphone is the next device launched from the Xperia line-up.
The phone runs on Android 2.3 Gingerbread OS, and features 3.7 inch Capacitive TFT touchscreen with Mobile BRAVIA Engine, 1 Ghz Qualcomm Snapdragon Processor, 8 Megapixel Exmor Camera with LED Flash and 720p HD Video Recording.
The new Sony Ericsson Xperia Arc is a large 4.2-inch full Touchscreen display Stylish Slim mobile phone with arc design .It has a high resolution 854 x 480 multitouch display with mineral glass.
It also sports 8-megapixel camera with Sony’s EXMOR upscaling technology and 1GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon processor . It is running the latest Google Android OS .
The Sony Ericsson W8 is an attempt to revive the Walkman brand and bring it to the world of modern smartphones with the help of Android. Built by using the Xperia X8 as a template, the W8 promises to deliver outstanding audio performance while being an affordable entry-level Android device at the same time.
The Sony Ericsson W8 sports a 3-inch capacitive touchscreen with a resolution of 320 x 480 pixels, a 3.5 mm headphone jack, and a 3.2MP camera. Under the hood there’s a 600MHz single-core processor ticking, with 168MB of RAM.
Korean manufacturer, LG has officially announced its LG Optimus 3D, their first glasses free 3D smartphone which was first revealed during the Mobile World Congress earlier this year.
The device is the latest addition to its famous Optimus series which also includes the dual-core powered LG Optimus 2X.
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Finnish cellphone maker Nokia unveiled its N9 smartphone in Singapore on Tuesday, its only bet on the MeeGo platform.
The commercial launch will be later this year, CEO Stephen Elop said. Nokia dumped plans to use MeeGo in its future smartphones when in February it picked Microsoft’s Windows Phone as its future software choice, but it decided to unveil one of the models it was working on before closing the business line.
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Motorola India recently announced that the very first tablet device to run Android 3.0 Honeycomb will be available in the Indian market later this month.
Though the company has not yet been specific about the release date for the tablet device, we expect it will make an appearance sometime in the last week of June.
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Nokia has unveiled its C2-03 model, a touch-and-type interface device combining a touchscreen and a keyboard, as part of its strategy to reach new users in emerging markets.
Mary McDowell, executive vice president in charge of low- end mobile phones, said the dual-SIM model will be “affordably priced” and feature maps and location-based services. McDowell, speaking at an event in Singapore, said the phone won’t require a data plan and that its location will be transmitted through wireless towers.
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Mobile handsets manufacturer Micromax today said it has launched its first push-email (ezmail) phone — Micromax Q80.
The smartphone is a 3G and Wi–Fi enabled QWERTY phone with an optical track pad. Micromax Q80’s main feature Ezmail is a push email service from Micromax that allows the users to receive their mails instantly. Q80 is a dual SIM phone which is designed to run both 3G and 2G enabled SIMs.
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Research In Motion launched BlackBerry PlayBook tablet in India on Wednesday.
BlackBerry PlayBook displays an ultra-portable design and weighs a pound. It boasts a 7″ screen and a 1 GHz dual-core processor. It runs on the new BlackBerry Tablet Operating System (OS). The device also features multitasking dual high-definition (HD) cameras for video recording and video conferencing.
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