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  • Sony Ericsson intros K660, W380 and W890 handsets

    by 
    Donald Melanson
    Donald Melanson
    11.06.2007

    Right on cue, Sony Ericsson's busted out a trio of new handsets today, including it's latest K-series model, the K660, and a pair of new Walkman phones: the W380 and W890. As we knew yesterday, the K660 is a HSDPA handset whose big selling point is its proficiency at web browsing, including a landscape mode, among other web-friendly features. The W380 clamshell phone, on the other hand, drops the 3G, but provides plenty of the usual Walkman-related features, including gesture control, and SE's trademark Track ID, while the W890 ups things considerably with HSDPA connectivity and a better-than-the-norm 3.2 megapixel camera. Hit up the read link below for complete specs on each handset, and look for them all to be available in the first quarter of next year.

  • Sony Ericsson cooking up W380i, K660i, and W890i for Tuesday?

    by 
    Chris Ziegler
    Chris Ziegler
    11.05.2007

    Sony Ericsson's been announcing new models at a pretty nice clip lately -- and seeing how we've seen at least two of these handsets in the wild already, we've no reason to cast too much doubt on Cellpassion's claim that the company will be announcing the W380i, K660i, and W890i on Tuesday. Starting at the bottom, the W380i is a clamshell that we caught an all-too-brief glimpse of a few months back; it replaces the W300i, and although 3G apparently isn't in the cards here, it'll feature the gesture-based control for its music player that Sony Ericsson's been including on some of its latest models. The K660i (pictured) rocks HSDPA 2100 alongside quadband EDGE, and it'll up the standard for web browsing among Sony Ericsson's dumbphones by allowing landscape browsing and using an actual mouse pointer for navigation; this one's pretty much a lock since they've already thrown up the official product page for it. Finally, the W890i replaces the W880i and includes 3G, gesture control, and a 3.2 megapixel cam. Just a few more hours 'til we get to celebrate or debunk this spread, eh?[Via Cellpassion]