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The W880i is a 3G UMTS 2100 MHz phone with tri-band GSM 900/1800/1900 MHz, but there is no word of a “W880a” version for North America. The W888c non-3G is a tri-band GSM W880i version of the video with the camera appellant failed, to mainland China.

In terms of aesthetics, Sony Ericsson W880i combines the typical design with a distinctly sub-style finish. Combined with the ultra-slim form factor, and the W880i will obviously much “wow” factor. The W880i comes in two color schemes “Silver Steel” and “Black Flame.”

The Sony Ericsson W880i is an ultra-thin and light 3G phone exceptionally rightly 9.5mm thick and an astonishing 72 grams of weight. The lightness is more surprising, given that the W880i has a stainless steel finish.

Other features of the Sony Ericsson W880i are very similar to other devices in the course of culture “Walkman” phone - there is a web browser, email client (with push capabilities), RSS news reader, High Speaker, streaming video, and of course a vast multimedia player.

Sony Ericsson W880i say that should be available during the first quarter of 2007 in some markets.

We had a preview of the Sony Ericsson W880i last month, and now, Sony Ericsson unveiled the full technical details of this new “Walkman” phone.

The screen is a 1.8 “TFT 240×320 pixels 262000 colors panel, and the W880i has a two megapixel camera with a primary secondary camera for video calls. 1GB A Memory Stick Micro is included in the box, which by our calculations is sufficient to On the 16 albums worth of high-quality audio. W880i a stereo Bluetooth and an improved version of the Walkman player.

There were compromise with the Sony Ericsson W880i if - the biggest of which is the screen size. Even if it’s a 240×320 pixel screen, it is only 1.8, compared to 1.9 “display on the lower end W610i and display sizes of more than 2.0″ on many Other phones .. however, the small screen has little benefit for weight and power consumption. There is no flash on the main camera (3.2 megapixels and would have been much nicer), and unlike some other “Walkman” phone, the W880i does not have an FM radio. The other missing element is the absence of a quad-band GSM And the W880i has no EDGE support either - if it is very aimed at UMTS 2100 users only. fussy It’s really - if you want some of these features in a Sony Ericsson “Walkman” phone, and then you have many other choices.

Duration on GSM is quoted as 6.5 hours, with 17 days of standby and up to 20 hours of reading. 3G and Bluetooth use will reduce battery life, of course.

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