9 Jun 2008
Sony Ericsson W760i is about to rock your world. Hailed as the world's first ever-global Walkman phone, Sony Ericsson W760i is designed to rock your world. You can basically download your music at any points in the world because of its tri-band High Speed Downlink Packet Access feature, there is neither limitation nor slow speed download because this technology is all pure uninterrupted download service, so much like ADSL is for your home. What's more is SE W760i offers other features way advanced than your regular Walkman phone. Brace yourself and prepare to be awed.

The incorporated GPS with Wayfinder Navigator can assist users to find more than 20 million destination spots all over the world. The fitness function that is supported with GPS also called Tracker allows one to tell how fast or rapid and even how extensive and distant they've ran. The phone is basically ideal for the travel junkie and the fitness buff. With this phone, one is sure to extend a sense of enjoyment wherever their location is. Whether you're trekking the heats of a vast desert or exploring the snowy Alps, Sony Ericsson W760i is your all out buddy for your traveling around. As nomad as you want to get, you are never to get lost because of the available and almost unlimited GPS maps that the phone can provide you.

A Walkman phone is never named one for nothing. Integrated and highly improved sound system is what the consumer gets to expect with the SE W760i. So when you're on the go, whether you are in your car or just enjoying the outside, plug in your earphones and incorporate the world with your music and style. One can simply store his songs with the immense 40MB internal memory and the expandable memory stick. There will be no limitations, just you and your phone breathing a piece of your own surrounding. Its built in double speakers with Stereo Widening allows one to allocate his music within and out. You can also choose to utilize the optional Active Speaker for the typical al fresco use. The Sense Me feature is integrated with the Sony Ericsson W760i to match one's mood just for the precise occasion by choosing his music. How cool is that? The user can also explore or navigate through his playlist with Shake Control. So no matter how active you can get, you can simply avoid the hassle of manually operating your Walkman just to get to the next song. Manage and shuffle your tracks and control the volume with just a shake of your Sony Ericsson W760i and you are absolutely all set. Like any Walkman phone, it is also equipped with the Mega Bass feature to promote quality, in depth, clear listening. What's more? Well basically most music phones can only be used on land. The Flight Mode feature allows a user to listen to his music without any interference from any sensitive object in the plane. You can tell the stewardess to bug off and tell her you have everything under your control.

Like some of its predecessors, the Media Interface rotates and adjusts, depending on how the user holds his phone so one can simply see what he wants to see by just a glimpse. Its auto-rotate works for its multimedia applications such as photos, videos and games and by just winding the phone on your own, you can change you're your viewpoint. The Sony Ericsson W760i was built first and foremost for the consumer who is up for action not only in reality but also in digital gaming. The 2.2-inch screen is perfect for game play and Motion Sensor because it allows the consumer to play in 3D style. In terms of gaming, everything basically relies on the movement or motion of the phone. I'm telling you, Sony Ericsson W760i leaves the world in awe of its almost flawless features and its relatively sleek, stylish look.

The slider phone with its 3.2-mega-pixel camera welcomes picture blogging and management. But as for video calling, it may not be all that because well, SE W760i is a slider phone and unlike its competitor, N95 it's totally no phone that does it all. One drawback for the Sony Ericsson W760i is that it is still a walkman phone and was engineered basically as one, so if you're expecting to use it as a smart phone, unfortunately, you might find it more difficult to look for compatible software. Other than the built in GPS, there isn't really anything new with this phone? Personally, the phone is a combination of what has already been done before so as consumers, we have to expect something more.

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