Sony Ericsson booth tour

by Chris Ziegler, posted Jan 15th 2007 at 1:11AM

To call our tour of Sony Ericsson's booth at CES a "booth tour" is giving it entirely too much credit; for some reason, the world's fourth-largest manufacturer of mobile phones was relegated to a single meager kiosk within Sony's sprawling grounds (along with a handful of tie-ins with other Sony products strewn about elsewhere). Highlights included the ultra-glossy, ultra-colorful Z310 clamshell, the MBR-100 A2DP music receiver, and some much-needed quality time with the recently intro'd MBW-100 watch. Sadly, the W880 "Ai" wasn't on hand, but that gives us something to look forward to, right?

Filed under: Cellphones

Tags: booth tour, BoothTour, ces, ericsson, features, sony, sony ericsson, SonyEricsson

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3rdsun @ Jan 15th 2007 5:34AM

Its a downright shame. gimme a SonyEricsson anyday

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QualZe @ Jan 15th 2007 8:42AM

Doesn't these companies (SonyEricsson, Nokia etc.) usually wait until the 3GSM World Congress to launch their new products? (http://3gsmworldcongress.com/)

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Jamar @ Jan 15th 2007 10:25AM

I'd take a Sony Ericsson, but the feature set they put into their US-bound phones sucks. I'm waiting until someone unlocks their SO903i (1GB internal memory, memory stick AND SD expansion, and a Bravia screen on the phone- what else do I need?) which is currently usable outside Japan only with a Japanese service plan (DoCoMo) and only in 3G countries (which will change with the unlocking).

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