Sony Ericsson W960i on O2 Released and In Stock UK
After drifting in and out of stock the Sony Ericsson W960i has fianlly made its official launch on O2 from the CPW group.
Originally launched by MobileShop, but without stock so only as a pre-order, the Sony Ericsson W960i has proved to be elusive for retailers in the UK, but stocks have finally arrived and the Sony W960i is now available from £25.00 per month and Free at just £40.00 line rental.
This is great news for those avid Walkman fans who have been posting constantly across blogs and websites trying to find out when on earth this new model was going to be released. The Sony Ericsson W960i is a good competitor for the Nokia N95 and Apple iPod as a competent music phone.
The Sony Ericsson W960i introduces finger touch navigation when accessing and playing music files with album art on a 2.6 inch touch sensitive display.
Create your own personalised playlists using the Walkman Player and identify that song that you know the name to but can’t quite put your finger on with TrackID music recognition software and receive detailed information on the artist.
Store up to 8000 songs with an 8GB memory, synchronise podcasts with your PC or download music online with 3G network or WiFi access.
Boasting a 3.2 mega pixel camera with autofocus, 3x digital zoom and video capture & playback, the Sony W960i Walkman phone lets you capture every passing moment and share them with friends and family whether it be by multimedia messaging, email or posting on your own personal blog site, perfect when travelling abroad and you want to keep every abreast with your progress and share your adventures.
With a Stereo headset and media management software included in the package, you have everything you need to manage and update your playlists, you have everything you need to make the Sony Ericsson W960i an all round entertainment system.
Plus with handwriting recognition, document viewer, flight mode, built-in speakerphone and RSS feeds, the Sony Ericsson W960i makes a great business tool.
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