The Unofficial Sony Ericsson blog posted the first live pic of the Sony Ericsson Z660. The phone looks good so far.

Sony Ericsson wishes everyone happy holidays and created a nice micro site that allows us to make a “snow globe” and send to our loved ones. Pretty cool site…check it out here.

Um…not exactly…someone from Japan modded their Sony Ericsson W52s and made it look like an iPhone. The physical look and the UI was modded. Nice attempt…

Here are fresh new concepts from esato. The first one is by not_me and is called the K830. It is a UIQ smartphone with 3.2 AF camera with xenon flash and comes in many different colors.This hand drawn Renovatio concept was created by swinger.This last …

Check out this Sony Ericsson P1i ripoff/clone. Here are the full specs.Product Feature:Language: English, French, Spanish, Portuguese, etc.Unlocked for use on GSM 900/1800Networks in UK, Europe, Asia and AustraliaTV ReceivingFM RadioWAPCameraImage Vie…

It’s holiday season and that’s the right time to get a new camera phone. If you can afford it, you should go for the handset with 5 megapixel camera and a Xenon flash. Two devices come to mind instantly - Sony Ericsson K850i and Nokia N82. While the former is certainly easier to carry around (it’s smaller), the latter is a smartphone and we all know that opens a whole new world of 3rd-party apps. Still, some people may find all they need in the Sony Ericsson’s model.

Anyway, we have tons of photos of the two devices standing side by side which will hopefully help choose the device you like better…

[Via: Just Another Mobile Phone Blog]

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Sony’s new Bravia SXRD VW40 will be the first LCoS-based 1080p full scale projector to retail for less than the magical $3,000 mark. It can be pre-ordered today for $2,999 and will be available from the end of next month onwards. Features include 15,000:1 Dynamic Contrast Ratio, 900 lumens, 200w UHP Lamp, 2 years warranty, 24.25lb and audible noise at 22db. Will this cheaper projector make you move for your wallet, or will you continue to adopt a wait-and-see attitude? In due time, the SXRD panel will probably replace Sony’s LCD line of 1080p projectors.

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