Sony Ericsson urmează să prezinte probabil în cursul zilei de azi noul telefon W800 care întărește poziția firmei de a miza pe segmentul muzical pentru anul acesta.
Acestea fiind spuse, vă prezint noul Sony Ericsson W800 sau telefonul Walkman. Brandul Walkman este unul foarte popular și de succes pentru Sony, deci fără îndoială Sony Ericsson mizează și pe asta pentru a crește numărul vânzărilor.
Telefonul este în esență un K750i modificat, specializat pentru ascultatul de muzică de la bun început.
Ăn plus, pachetul conține un card de memorie cu o capacitate de stocare de 512 MB! Excelent!
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Highlights:
• Cameră foto 2 MegaPixeli
• MP3/AAC Player cu acces direct
• 512MB Memory Stick Duo inclus în pachet
• Ecran cu 262.144 culori, rezoluție 220x176
• Radio FM stereo
• Până la 30 de ore de muzică
World’s first Walkman® phone raises the bar for mobile entertainment - The Sony Ericsson W800 brings high quality digital music to the mass market
01 March 2005
London – Sony Ericsson today kick-started its entry into the mobile music market with the announcement of the W800, the first Walkman® branded mobile phone. It will now be possible to listen to music, handle phone calls and take great pictures and video, all with one device and with no compromise on quality. The Sony Ericsson W800 is the first product to combine a mobile phone, a high quality digital music player with up to 30 hours’ battery life, and a 2 Megapixel camera. All of this is packaged in a slim, lightweight device with ultra-stylish design.
”We looked carefully at what people want from a mobile digital music player and have designed a product that fits the bill,” says Rikko Sakaguchi, Senior Vice President, Product and Application Planning of Sony Ericsson. “The W800 has great sound quality, is easy to use, has superb battery life and can store a large amount of music. It’s an attractive, desirable device that combines high quality phone, camera, music and games player.”
Sony’s world famous Walkman® mobile music heritage makes the W800 a serious contestant in the digital music player market. Sound quality is excellent. The W800 is supplied with quality stereo headphones and it is compatible with the proven, industry standard MP3 and AAC music file formats. Storage capacity is also plentiful as the supplied 0,5GB Memory Stick Duo gives capacity for around 150 music tracks, or 10-12 full length CDs from the user’s existing CD collection. And loading music into the player is a breeze thanks to the supplied Disk2Phone software, which enables quick, convenient transfer of music CD’s onto the phone via a PC. Keeping the collection up to date is no trouble at all as the software makes it easy to browse, sort, find, transfer and delete music files.
The W800’s intuitive interface makes it a breeze to use the music player and the functionality of phone, music player and camera are carefully integrated. Also, owners need never miss a call when listening to music, as the phone ring is played through the stereo headphones. If the user chooses to take the call the music is paused for the call’s duration. The music player is operated with just one Direct Music button that plays, pauses and stops tracks, and player and phone can be used independently of each other, so for example the user can switch the phone off for a plane journey while still enjoying the music player.
Battery life is a key consideration for owners and the W800’s battery has enough stamina for the longest journeys – it will play for 15 hours’ if the phone is switched on, or up to 30 hours if it isn’t.
Although weighing in at less than 100g, the W800 also offers a 2 Megapixel camera complete with autofocus, picture light, active lens cover and digital still camera interface, so great photos can be taken in a variety of conditions.
Users can extend their use of the W800 with useful accessories such as the MMC-60 Music Cable which connects the device to play out on a stereo hi-fi, and the HCA-60 Advanced Car Handsfree which allows music to be played through car speakers.
The W800 will come in the following variants:
W800i Triple Band 900/1800/1900 MHz
W800c Triple Band 900/1800/1900 MHz for China Mainland
Walkman® is the registered trademark of Sony Corporation
01 March 2005
London – Sony Ericsson today kick-started its entry into the mobile music market with the announcement of the W800, the first Walkman® branded mobile phone. It will now be possible to listen to music, handle phone calls and take great pictures and video, all with one device and with no compromise on quality. The Sony Ericsson W800 is the first product to combine a mobile phone, a high quality digital music player with up to 30 hours’ battery life, and a 2 Megapixel camera. All of this is packaged in a slim, lightweight device with ultra-stylish design.
”We looked carefully at what people want from a mobile digital music player and have designed a product that fits the bill,” says Rikko Sakaguchi, Senior Vice President, Product and Application Planning of Sony Ericsson. “The W800 has great sound quality, is easy to use, has superb battery life and can store a large amount of music. It’s an attractive, desirable device that combines high quality phone, camera, music and games player.”
Sony’s world famous Walkman® mobile music heritage makes the W800 a serious contestant in the digital music player market. Sound quality is excellent. The W800 is supplied with quality stereo headphones and it is compatible with the proven, industry standard MP3 and AAC music file formats. Storage capacity is also plentiful as the supplied 0,5GB Memory Stick Duo gives capacity for around 150 music tracks, or 10-12 full length CDs from the user’s existing CD collection. And loading music into the player is a breeze thanks to the supplied Disk2Phone software, which enables quick, convenient transfer of music CD’s onto the phone via a PC. Keeping the collection up to date is no trouble at all as the software makes it easy to browse, sort, find, transfer and delete music files.
The W800’s intuitive interface makes it a breeze to use the music player and the functionality of phone, music player and camera are carefully integrated. Also, owners need never miss a call when listening to music, as the phone ring is played through the stereo headphones. If the user chooses to take the call the music is paused for the call’s duration. The music player is operated with just one Direct Music button that plays, pauses and stops tracks, and player and phone can be used independently of each other, so for example the user can switch the phone off for a plane journey while still enjoying the music player.
Battery life is a key consideration for owners and the W800’s battery has enough stamina for the longest journeys – it will play for 15 hours’ if the phone is switched on, or up to 30 hours if it isn’t.
Although weighing in at less than 100g, the W800 also offers a 2 Megapixel camera complete with autofocus, picture light, active lens cover and digital still camera interface, so great photos can be taken in a variety of conditions.
Users can extend their use of the W800 with useful accessories such as the MMC-60 Music Cable which connects the device to play out on a stereo hi-fi, and the HCA-60 Advanced Car Handsfree which allows music to be played through car speakers.
The W800 will come in the following variants:
W800i Triple Band 900/1800/1900 MHz
W800c Triple Band 900/1800/1900 MHz for China Mainland
Walkman® is the registered trademark of Sony Corporation
Să aruncăm acum o privire asupra specificațiilor complete! 
Screen
* 176x220 pixel
* Color LCD 262K
Sound
* Polyphonic Sounds 40 voices
Memory
* 38MB memory
Networks
* GSM 900
* GSM 1900
* GSM 1800
Sizes
* 100 x 46 x 20.5 mm
* 3.9 x 1.8 x .8 inches
Imaging
* Picture editor
* Frames
* Sound recorder
* Picture gallery
* Picture effects
* Picture phonebook
* Wallpaper animation
* Picture wallpaper
* Backlight display
* Camera integrated
* E-mail
* Instant Messaging
* SMS long (Text Messaging)
* Photo light
* 4X Digital zoom
* Themes display
* MMS (Multimedia Messaging)
* QuickShare™
* MMS templates
* Video streaming
* Video record
* MMS Video
* EMS (Enhanced Messaging)
* Video Clip
* Screensaver
* Viewfinder display
* Predictive text input
Entertainment
* MusicDJ™
* Media Player
* FM radio
* PlayNow™
* Content Online
* Music tones
* Games Embedded
* Games Download
* Java™
Connectivity
* Sync ML.
* Memory Stick Duo™
* Infrared port
* GPRS
* High Speed Data
* USB support
* Synchronization PC
Internet
* WAP 2.0
* WAP 1.2.1
* cHTML
* Modem
* OTA settings
* WTLS
Controls
* Camera button
* Joystick
* Menu shortcuts
* Icon Desktop 12
* Icon Desktop
* Sleep mode
* Selection keys
* Side Volume Keys
* Redial
* Voice Mail
* Vibrating Alert
* SIM card lock
* Voice control
* Status view
Organizer
* Code memo
* Events calendar
* Calculator
* Business card exchange
* File manager
* Calendar
* Tasks
* Speaker phone
* Stopwatch
* Clock
* Contacts
* Alarm clock
* Timer
* Phone book
* Conference calls
* PIM Sync
* Call list
Technology
* Bluetooth™ wireless technology
Screen
* 176x220 pixel
* Color LCD 262K
Sound
* Polyphonic Sounds 40 voices
Memory
* 38MB memory
Networks
* GSM 900
* GSM 1900
* GSM 1800
Sizes
* 100 x 46 x 20.5 mm
* 3.9 x 1.8 x .8 inches
Imaging
* Picture editor
* Frames
* Sound recorder
* Picture gallery
* Picture effects
* Picture phonebook
* Wallpaper animation
* Picture wallpaper
* Backlight display
* Camera integrated
* Instant Messaging
* SMS long (Text Messaging)
* Photo light
* 4X Digital zoom
* Themes display
* MMS (Multimedia Messaging)
* QuickShare™
* MMS templates
* Video streaming
* Video record
* MMS Video
* EMS (Enhanced Messaging)
* Video Clip
* Screensaver
* Viewfinder display
* Predictive text input
Entertainment
* MusicDJ™
* Media Player
* FM radio
* PlayNow™
* Content Online
* Music tones
* Games Embedded
* Games Download
* Java™
Connectivity
* Sync ML.
* Memory Stick Duo™
* Infrared port
* GPRS
* High Speed Data
* USB support
* Synchronization PC
Internet
* WAP 2.0
* WAP 1.2.1
* cHTML
* Modem
* OTA settings
* WTLS
Controls
* Camera button
* Joystick
* Menu shortcuts
* Icon Desktop 12
* Icon Desktop
* Sleep mode
* Selection keys
* Side Volume Keys
* Redial
* Voice Mail
* Vibrating Alert
* SIM card lock
* Voice control
* Status view
Organizer
* Code memo
* Events calendar
* Calculator
* Business card exchange
* File manager
* Calendar
* Tasks
* Speaker phone
* Stopwatch
* Clock
* Contacts
* Alarm clock
* Timer
* Phone book
* Conference calls
* PIM Sync
* Call list
Technology
* Bluetooth™ wireless technology
Sony Ericsson - CeBIT 2005
http://www.sonyericsson.com/cebit/flash.html
http://www.sonyericsson.com/cebit/flash.html
Aprooximativ 400-450 euro prețul de intrare. Care va scădea semnificativ în primele 4 luni de la lansare până undeva la 300 euro. Deci de Crăciun vom putea găsi acest superb telefon la prețuri cât de cât acceptabile.
Suporta oare Bluetooth A2DP pentru casti stereo? Daca da, e cu adevarat revolutionar. Daca nu... eh, e interesant.
QUOTE(Artystul @ Mar 1 2005, 22:11)
off:
dumnezeule, la ce rezolutie is pozele alea
dumnezeule, la ce rezolutie is pozele alea
Pozele sunt făcute la rezoluția 1632x1224.
Foarte frumos. Ma atrage. Insa am impresia ca urmeaza linia vechilor modele cu Return...si cu procesor lent. Din acest ultim motiv am renuntat la Sony Ericsson. Astept Nokia 6230i. Cum apare cum il iau. 100%.
QUOTE(Koniaku @ Mar 2 2005, 13:47)
portocaliul ma cam enerveaza
in rest e OK
insa daca se va stabiliza pe la 250 va fi destul de ok
300 mi se pare cam mult ..totusi
in rest e OK
insa daca se va stabiliza pe la 250 va fi destul de ok
300 mi se pare cam mult ..totusi
Daca stai sa te gandesti ca are memory stick duo pro inclus, de 512, ca are camera de 2 megapixeli, ecran mare de 262k, inca nu stiu cata memorie interna, si alte tampenii d-astea... intr-adevar este cam mult 300; eu zic ca toate astea + ce am omis eu se incadreaza in 100 $, nu? Jeez! Cand aud asemenea aberatii m-apuca dracii sa mor io.
@Jarrive: de cand nu ai mai pus mana pe un SE... man?
Keep it f***ing cool people
Daca deranjeaza pe cineva mesajul meu vulgar... pm me. I'll change that, but that's what I meant!
Intrebare de baraj.
Avand in vedere ca are mp3 player, acesta poate fi folosit si fara sa pornesti telefonul? Adica standalone. ma intereseaza pentru calatoriile cu avionul unde (dupa cum stiti) trebuie sa-ti inchizi telefonul. In cazul in care nu merge, nu e mare branza cu toate ca arata foarte bine.
Daca poti folosi numai playerul ... se schimba treabaaaaaa!
Later edit:
Stiu ca intrebarea poate suna un pic cretina, dar asa cum laptop-ul meu ma lasa sa folosesc cd-ul pe post de cd player fara sa-l pornesc ma gandeam ca exista si la telefoane posibilitatea asta.
QUOTE(Cristist50 @ Mar 4 2005, 01:23)
Intrebare de baraj.
Avand in vedere ca are mp3 player, acesta poate fi folosit si fara sa pornesti telefonul? Adica standalone. ma intereseaza pentru calatoriile cu avionul unde (dupa cum stiti) trebuie sa-ti inchizi telefonul. In cazul in care nu merge, nu e mare branza cu toate ca arata foarte bine.
Daca poti folosi numai playerul ... se schimba treabaaaaaa!
Later edit:
Stiu ca intrebarea poate suna un pic cretina, dar asa cum laptop-ul meu ma lasa sa folosesc cd-ul pe post de cd player fara sa-l pornesc ma gandeam ca exista si la telefoane posibilitatea asta.
Avand in vedere ca are mp3 player, acesta poate fi folosit si fara sa pornesti telefonul? Adica standalone. ma intereseaza pentru calatoriile cu avionul unde (dupa cum stiti) trebuie sa-ti inchizi telefonul. In cazul in care nu merge, nu e mare branza cu toate ca arata foarte bine.
Daca poti folosi numai playerul ... se schimba treabaaaaaa!
Later edit:
Stiu ca intrebarea poate suna un pic cretina, dar asa cum laptop-ul meu ma lasa sa folosesc cd-ul pe post de cd player fara sa-l pornesc ma gandeam ca exista si la telefoane posibilitatea asta.
Se poate folosi și pe post de MP3 player stand-alone, este specificat în comunicatul de presă.
QUOTE(Codename @ Mar 1 2005, 13:46)
Battery life is a key consideration for owners and the W800’s battery has enough stamina for the longest journeys – it will play for 15 hours’ if the phone is switched on, or up to 30 hours if it isn’t.
Aha. mersi.
Daca beleam ochii vedeam sigur si eu, insa cum sunt miop ...
Multumesc.
Daca beleam ochii vedeam sigur si eu, insa cum sunt miop ...
Multumesc.
QUOTE(bogdan1978buc @ Mar 3 2005, 23:10)
Daca stai sa te gandesti ca are memory stick duo pro inclus, de 512, ca are camera de 2 megapixeli, ecran mare de 262k, inca nu stiu cata memorie interna, si alte tampenii d-astea... intr-adevar este cam mult 300; eu zic ca toate astea + ce am omis eu se incadreaza in 100 $, nu? Jeez! Cand aud asemenea aberatii m-apuca dracii sa mor io.
@Jarrive: de cand nu ai mai pus mana pe un SE... man?
Keep it f***ing cool people
Daca deranjeaza pe cineva mesajul meu vulgar... pm me. I'll change that, but that's what I meant!
@Jarrive: de cand nu ai mai pus mana pe un SE... man?
Keep it f***ing cool people
Daca deranjeaza pe cineva mesajul meu vulgar... pm me. I'll change that, but that's what I meant!
Pai cred ca n-am mai pus mana pe un SE cam de 3 zile de cand am butonat un T630 de care am avut dealtfel. Stiu o sa imi spui ca odata cu seria K s-au imbunatatit multe aspecte. F bine. Da-mi voie ca in afara de P910i sa nu-mi placa altceva. Poate sa faca telefonul asta si cafea la filtru. Daca nu poate sa faca ce face un Nokia nu am de ce sa revin la SE. Putem discuta 100 de ore dar daca tot am pornit hai sa-ti spun ce nu-mi place la SE.
1. Butonul de Return si butonul c
2. Tacaitul acela al telefonului cand se conecteaza la retea.
3. Meniul ciudat structurat
4. Profilele
5. Nu are carcase interschimbabile.
6. Camera foto.
7. Senzatia de telefon anti-business.
8. Viteza telefonului care orice mi-ai zice tu nu egaleaza un 6230.
9. Nu exista buton Accept call(Verde) si Reject call (Rosu).
...si mai pot continua
MENTIONEZ ca aceasta este parerea mea PERSONALA. Nu intentionez sa jignesc pe nimeni. Te rog Bogdan pe viitor, ori sa adopti vis-a-vis de mine un ton normal ori sa-mi ignori posturile. Merci de intelegere.
Bafta.
jarrive man, n-am nimic cu tine; suntem relativ vechi pe aici si credeam ca nu ne supram asa usor, si ca putem sa ne tragem de maneca camasii fara sa ne simtim ofensati; toti au dreptul la pareri personale asa ca suntem cool. Aici se discuta despre un SE, iar tu ai adus niste puncte de vedere cum ca te intereseaza 6230i, desi puteai face un topic in caz ca nu exista. Eu ma indoiesc ca ar avea un procesor slab avand in vedere functiile disponibile dar... ramane de vazut.
Ce pot spune: ma mir ca SE a reusit sa iti faca cu ochiul atunci cand au lansat P910
We're cool
Ce pot spune: ma mir ca SE a reusit sa iti faca cu ochiul atunci cand au lansat P910
We're cool
este foarte cool ideea de telefon cu ecran mare, radio incorporat, camera foto buna, care sa poata sa filmeze si care, de ce nu, sa aiba trasaturi de walkman(+bluetooth!).Oare ce alti concurenti exista pe piata?
Insa despre telefoanele sonny-ericson ma tem ca trebuie sa-i dau multa dreptate lui Jarrive in legatura cu butonul return care intr-adevar este foarte enervant si nu isi are rostul.
Insa despre telefoanele sonny-ericson ma tem ca trebuie sa-i dau multa dreptate lui Jarrive in legatura cu butonul return care intr-adevar este foarte enervant si nu isi are rostul.
Eu zic ca ar trebui sa cautati si tastatura pentru pc fara backspace Cand intrati intr-un director ( ex. windows sau program files ) apasati backspace sa vedeti ce face. Oops... te intoarce la directorul imediat anterior.
Dar vorba aceea fiecare cu gusturile sale.
Daca "ajuta" pe cineva sunt ericssonist pana la moarte Glumesc si eu
Cand intrati intr-un director ( ex. windows sau program files ) apasati backspace sa vedeti ce face. Oops... te intoarce la directorul imediat anterior.Dar vorba aceea fiecare cu gusturile sale.
Daca "ajuta" pe cineva sunt ericssonist pana la moarte
Glumesc si eu
Mda, si are butoane de accept si reject.
Cel putin la T310 ala al meu are. Sunt aceleasi butoane: verde pentru accept si rosu pentru reject.
Si daca ma uit eu bine vad ca si asta le are. Restul sunt gusturi care nu se discuta.
Cel putin la T310 ala al meu are. Sunt aceleasi butoane: verde pentru accept si rosu pentru reject.
Si daca ma uit eu bine vad ca si asta le are. Restul sunt gusturi care nu se discuta.
Ok Bogdan. Am inteles. Scuze daca am luat-o prea tare. Nu pot sa spun ca SE nu imi face cu ochiul, chiar am avut telefoane de la T10, T28, T100, T310, T630 si cred ca lista putea continua. Din pacate nu este ceea ce imi doresc eu. Chestia aceea cu procesorul lent si cu butonul return m-a cam dat peste cap. Poate ca ultimele modele nu sunt la fel (Includem w800), dar mie unul mi se potriveste ca o manusa Nokia si mai ales cele de gen 6xxx. Cat despre seria Pxxx de la SE nu am ce sa comentez. Telefonul este excelent, cu f multe aplicatii de care eu nu am nevoie. Nu blamez firma SE, mi-am expus doar doleantele si nemultumirile. Oricum urmatorul telefon pus pe lista de cumparaturi este 6230i, dar nu stiu sigur daca w800 nu poate fi o varianta.
Bafta!
Bafta!
Eu mi-am upgradat T310 la K500i. In general sunt multumit, ecranul e super, bateria la fel (tot 700 Mah, dar mai noua 
), memorie la greu, jocurile java nu se compara cu cele mophun, apelare vocala in +, camera un pic mai buna si mai practica ca accesoriul VGA pt. 310, afiseaza timpul convorbirii independent de retea , se misca mai bine in meniu ca T310 . In rest trebe sa ma obisnuiesc cu butonul return, care intr-adevar nu stiu cat de necesar era, dar da bine la design sa fie 4 butoane langa joystick si nu 3.
Nici eu nu sunt foarte convins de W800, mai ales ca va fi scump. Imi place mult muzica dar prefer solutii decicate de la Sony, Tehnics sau alte firme tari in audio. Probabil ca si W800 se aude foarte bine, mai ales daca iti faci mp3-urile de la 192 Kb in sus, dar.... Daca asult radio vreau sa fie un receptor ca lumea, sa nu fasaie posturile locale si sa pot receptiona si de la 50-100 km (cu putin fasait), ceea ce nici un radio de mobil nu o poate face
In concluzie ca telefon GSM K500i mi se pare super la dotari si pret, am dat 3 mil cu ab de 1 an de 4 $. Pana acum am avut multe marci dar Ericsson/Sony Ericsson mi s-au parut cele mai bune ca raport calitate/pret. Mi-au placut mult Ericsson GH688 (primul), A2628s, T68i/T310 si sunt multumit si de K500i !
), memorie la greu, jocurile java nu se compara cu cele mophun, apelare vocala in +, camera un pic mai buna si mai practica ca accesoriul VGA pt. 310, afiseaza timpul convorbirii independent de retea , se misca mai bine in meniu ca T310 . In rest trebe sa ma obisnuiesc cu butonul return, care intr-adevar nu stiu cat de necesar era, dar da bine la design sa fie 4 butoane langa joystick si nu 3. Nici eu nu sunt foarte convins de W800, mai ales ca va fi scump. Imi place mult muzica dar prefer solutii decicate de la Sony, Tehnics sau alte firme tari in audio. Probabil ca si W800 se aude foarte bine, mai ales daca iti faci mp3-urile de la 192 Kb in sus, dar.... Daca asult radio vreau sa fie un receptor ca lumea, sa nu fasaie posturile locale si sa pot receptiona si de la 50-100 km (cu putin fasait), ceea ce nici un radio de mobil nu o poate face
In concluzie ca telefon GSM K500i mi se pare super la dotari si pret, am dat 3 mil cu ab de 1 an de 4 $. Pana acum am avut multe marci dar Ericsson/Sony Ericsson mi s-au parut cele mai bune ca raport calitate/pret. Mi-au placut mult Ericsson GH688 (primul), A2628s, T68i/T310 si sunt multumit si de K500i !
Eu sunt pe el cand apare si 100% il voi lua cand voi avea mai multe amanunte despre el si mai ales daca va exista un review pozitiv.
Am nevoie de telefon si de player din cauza deplasarilor dese. Asa as avea numai un device electronic in loc de doua sau trei (daca as renunta si la digitala) deci mai putine buzunare ocupate mai putina bataie de cap cu acumulatori, huse, incarcatoare si altele.
E o solutie buna, imi place mai mult ca Nokia si parca mi se potriveste (sper din suflet sa aiba si alte culori ca parca ma omoara portocaliul ala).
Am nevoie de telefon si de player din cauza deplasarilor dese. Asa as avea numai un device electronic in loc de doua sau trei (daca as renunta si la digitala) deci mai putine buzunare ocupate mai putina bataie de cap cu acumulatori, huse, incarcatoare si altele.
E o solutie buna, imi place mai mult ca Nokia si parca mi se potriveste (sper din suflet sa aiba si alte culori ca parca ma omoara portocaliul ala).
Interesant este faptul că Euro GSM afișează că telefonul va fi disponibil spre vânzare începând din luna asta la un preț de 550 euro + TVA, adică aprooximativ 23 milioane!
Oricum diferența este enormă la preț față de K750i, care va costa 340 euro + TVA, adică aprooximativ 14 milioane. Mai bine ieși cu un K750i + un card de 1 GB sau chiar 2 GB.
http://www.magazineurogsm.ro/produse/telef...W800i,1835.html
Oricum diferența este enormă la preț față de K750i, care va costa 340 euro + TVA, adică aprooximativ 14 milioane. Mai bine ieși cu un K750i + un card de 1 GB sau chiar 2 GB.
http://www.magazineurogsm.ro/produse/telef...W800i,1835.html
s-a lansat oficial cred
am vazut braking news pe CNN (cu CEO de la SE) si stire pe BBC news... se pare ca e mare eveniment
Sony Ericsson Mobile Communications Press room
A new mobile music era is born as the Sony Ericsson W800i Walkman™ phone hits the shelves in Europe
12 August 2005
Friday 12 August, London, sees digital mobile music being taken to the next level as the first in a new family of Walkman™ phones from Sony Ericsson arrive.
The W800i – a phone that allows people to make calls, listen to music and take great pictures and video anywhere and at any time all with one device.
Hitting the shelves on the 12 August across the EMEA 1) markets, the phone is a stylish deep orange and smooth white handset featuring the familiar Walkman™ logo. It offers an MP3 player capable of storing up to 125 tracks* of digital music or 10-12 albums to be taken from the user’s CD collection via easy-to-use computer software. The W800i also boasts a 2 megapixel, autofocus digital camera together in one pocket-sized mobile device. Also included is Disk2Phone PC software and an USB cable, making it fast and easy to transfer music from CDs to the W800i via a PC (so-called “CD ripping”).
The next addition to the Walkman™ family is the recently announced W550i, which will be available in EMEA markets from the beginning of Q4. This bright, funky phone is primarily aimed at fun seekers who want to combine digital music, imaging and an authentic games console experience in one easy-to-use product. The phone contains enough entertainment features to keep the user occupied when with a group of friends or alone and can also be personalised with a range of Style-Up™ covers. The W550i also features a full internet browser so users can be kept up-to-date on the latest movie schedules or music news.
“Friday, August 12th marks the beginning of an eagerly awaited journey as digital music and mobile telephony combine to enable consumers to enjoy their music without ever missing a call. With good battery life, the robustness of a mobile phone plus music, imaging and voice capability means Walkman™ phones are set to change the face of mobile music forever”, said Stefan Streit, Vice President EMEA Marketing, Sony Ericsson.
As the W800i has music at the heart of the phone, a number of music-focused events are taking place to support the phone’s launch, including a collaboration with none other than music legend - Jamiroquai. Kicking off with a press conference, Jamiroquai’s front man, Jay Kay, revealed the W800i to EMEA journalists at a questions and answer session in London, before going on to perform an exclusive VIP gig to around 700 guests at the Shepherd’s Bush Pavilion. The concert featured tracks from his exciting new album ‘Dynamite’ a month before the artist begins his Sony Ericsson sponsored European Tour.
On the launch day itself, Jay Kay is selling and signing some of the first Walkman™ phones sold at the Oxford Street Carphone Warehouse in London. The first 50 lucky customers also receive a copy of his album ‘Dynamite’.
Jay Kay, said “My first introduction to music on the move was through my old Walkman™ player. The Walkman™ phones combine all the things I look for in a gadget. A phone, so I don’t have to miss any calls, a camera, so I can take pictures while I am on tour, and the best part is that I can listen to my favourite music on the move – everything in one.”
On a global level, Sony Ericsson is compiling ‘The Walkman phones 100’ - the first soundtrack of the world’s favourite songs of all time. Music lovers across the globe are invited to log onto www.walkmanphones100.com to register their top three tracks and the reasons why these songs make up the soundtrack to their life.
Further local launch activity will be taking place across the EMEA Market to support the arrival of the W800i. From partnerships with major music events such as The Moscow Annual Jazz Festival, Ringfest in Cologne and PopKomm in Berlin to securing headline sponsorship at the Sunrise Open Air Fesitival in Portugal and key music clubs in Istanbul throughout the summer.
Launch activity in the UK includes a partnership between Sony Ericsson and Manumission and the Barfly to present ‘Ibiza Rocks,’ a weekly live music series which started in July in Ibiza with an emphasis on the fusion of DJs and bands. Street sampling using personalised W800i breakdancers called the B Boys Breakdance will also be taking place from the 12th August in shopping centres and outdoor venues in nine cities. Both events run until September 2005.
W800i - Tri-Band 900/1800/1900 MHz.
* W800i users can purchase further memory sticks to give unlimited storage.
Sony Ericsson Mobile Communications serves the global communications market with innovative and feature-rich mobile phones, accessories, PC-cards and business solutions. Established as a joint venture by Ericsson and Sony in 2001, with headquarters in London, the company employs approx. 5,000 people worldwide, including R&D sites in Europe, Japan, China and America. For more information, please visit www.sonyericsson.de.
"WALKMAN" and its logo are registered trademarks of Sony Corporation in Japan and the United States, and are registered trademarks or trademarks of Sony Corporation in other countries or territories.
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Sony Ericsson Mobile Communications Press room
World First ~ The Walkman™ phones 100 goes live today
Sony Ericsson announces first global search for the world’s favourite music
12 August 2005
AUGUST 12, 2005, London - Do you love driving to the Rolling Stones or dancing to Madonna? Today, Sony Ericsson begins compiling ‘The Walkman phones 100’ - the first soundtrack of the world’s favourite songs of all time, to coincide with the launch of its new family of Walkman phones.
Whether it was the song playing at the time of your first kiss or the first song you ever bought, music lovers from across the globe will be invited to log onto www.walkmanphones100.com to register their top three tracks of all time and the reasons why these songs make up the soundtrack to their life. Immediately, fans will then see where their songs are placed in the overall poll, and whether or not their favourites have yet reached the top 100.
The site, powered by European portal provider Lycos Europe, goes live today, 12th August, for six weeks. Having registered their three songs, voters will also have the chance to win the ultimate collectable item for any serious music lover; one of the new Walkman phones complete with the world’s 100 favourite songs, as voted for by music fans worldwide on www.walkmanphones100.com. Furthermore, Sony Ericsson will be giving lucky runners-up a member of its new family of Walkman phones, which includes the hotly awaited debut Walkman phone, the W800*. The results of ‘The Walkman phones 100’ global vote will be released worldwide on the 28th September 2005.
am vazut braking news pe CNN (cu CEO de la SE) si stire pe BBC news... se pare ca e mare eveniment
Sony Ericsson Mobile Communications Press room
A new mobile music era is born as the Sony Ericsson W800i Walkman™ phone hits the shelves in Europe
12 August 2005
Friday 12 August, London, sees digital mobile music being taken to the next level as the first in a new family of Walkman™ phones from Sony Ericsson arrive.
The W800i – a phone that allows people to make calls, listen to music and take great pictures and video anywhere and at any time all with one device.
Hitting the shelves on the 12 August across the EMEA 1) markets, the phone is a stylish deep orange and smooth white handset featuring the familiar Walkman™ logo. It offers an MP3 player capable of storing up to 125 tracks* of digital music or 10-12 albums to be taken from the user’s CD collection via easy-to-use computer software. The W800i also boasts a 2 megapixel, autofocus digital camera together in one pocket-sized mobile device. Also included is Disk2Phone PC software and an USB cable, making it fast and easy to transfer music from CDs to the W800i via a PC (so-called “CD ripping”).
The next addition to the Walkman™ family is the recently announced W550i, which will be available in EMEA markets from the beginning of Q4. This bright, funky phone is primarily aimed at fun seekers who want to combine digital music, imaging and an authentic games console experience in one easy-to-use product. The phone contains enough entertainment features to keep the user occupied when with a group of friends or alone and can also be personalised with a range of Style-Up™ covers. The W550i also features a full internet browser so users can be kept up-to-date on the latest movie schedules or music news.
“Friday, August 12th marks the beginning of an eagerly awaited journey as digital music and mobile telephony combine to enable consumers to enjoy their music without ever missing a call. With good battery life, the robustness of a mobile phone plus music, imaging and voice capability means Walkman™ phones are set to change the face of mobile music forever”, said Stefan Streit, Vice President EMEA Marketing, Sony Ericsson.
As the W800i has music at the heart of the phone, a number of music-focused events are taking place to support the phone’s launch, including a collaboration with none other than music legend - Jamiroquai. Kicking off with a press conference, Jamiroquai’s front man, Jay Kay, revealed the W800i to EMEA journalists at a questions and answer session in London, before going on to perform an exclusive VIP gig to around 700 guests at the Shepherd’s Bush Pavilion. The concert featured tracks from his exciting new album ‘Dynamite’ a month before the artist begins his Sony Ericsson sponsored European Tour.
On the launch day itself, Jay Kay is selling and signing some of the first Walkman™ phones sold at the Oxford Street Carphone Warehouse in London. The first 50 lucky customers also receive a copy of his album ‘Dynamite’.
Jay Kay, said “My first introduction to music on the move was through my old Walkman™ player. The Walkman™ phones combine all the things I look for in a gadget. A phone, so I don’t have to miss any calls, a camera, so I can take pictures while I am on tour, and the best part is that I can listen to my favourite music on the move – everything in one.”
On a global level, Sony Ericsson is compiling ‘The Walkman phones 100’ - the first soundtrack of the world’s favourite songs of all time. Music lovers across the globe are invited to log onto www.walkmanphones100.com to register their top three tracks and the reasons why these songs make up the soundtrack to their life.
Further local launch activity will be taking place across the EMEA Market to support the arrival of the W800i. From partnerships with major music events such as The Moscow Annual Jazz Festival, Ringfest in Cologne and PopKomm in Berlin to securing headline sponsorship at the Sunrise Open Air Fesitival in Portugal and key music clubs in Istanbul throughout the summer.
Launch activity in the UK includes a partnership between Sony Ericsson and Manumission and the Barfly to present ‘Ibiza Rocks,’ a weekly live music series which started in July in Ibiza with an emphasis on the fusion of DJs and bands. Street sampling using personalised W800i breakdancers called the B Boys Breakdance will also be taking place from the 12th August in shopping centres and outdoor venues in nine cities. Both events run until September 2005.
W800i - Tri-Band 900/1800/1900 MHz.
* W800i users can purchase further memory sticks to give unlimited storage.
Sony Ericsson Mobile Communications serves the global communications market with innovative and feature-rich mobile phones, accessories, PC-cards and business solutions. Established as a joint venture by Ericsson and Sony in 2001, with headquarters in London, the company employs approx. 5,000 people worldwide, including R&D sites in Europe, Japan, China and America. For more information, please visit www.sonyericsson.de.
"WALKMAN" and its logo are registered trademarks of Sony Corporation in Japan and the United States, and are registered trademarks or trademarks of Sony Corporation in other countries or territories.
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Sony Ericsson Mobile Communications Press room
World First ~ The Walkman™ phones 100 goes live today
Sony Ericsson announces first global search for the world’s favourite music
12 August 2005
AUGUST 12, 2005, London - Do you love driving to the Rolling Stones or dancing to Madonna? Today, Sony Ericsson begins compiling ‘The Walkman phones 100’ - the first soundtrack of the world’s favourite songs of all time, to coincide with the launch of its new family of Walkman phones.
Whether it was the song playing at the time of your first kiss or the first song you ever bought, music lovers from across the globe will be invited to log onto www.walkmanphones100.com to register their top three tracks of all time and the reasons why these songs make up the soundtrack to their life. Immediately, fans will then see where their songs are placed in the overall poll, and whether or not their favourites have yet reached the top 100.
The site, powered by European portal provider Lycos Europe, goes live today, 12th August, for six weeks. Having registered their three songs, voters will also have the chance to win the ultimate collectable item for any serious music lover; one of the new Walkman phones complete with the world’s 100 favourite songs, as voted for by music fans worldwide on www.walkmanphones100.com. Furthermore, Sony Ericsson will be giving lucky runners-up a member of its new family of Walkman phones, which includes the hotly awaited debut Walkman phone, the W800*. The results of ‘The Walkman phones 100’ global vote will be released worldwide on the 28th September 2005.
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Japonezii-s mai cu moț. Dar degeaba dat fiind faptul ca acest aparat exista numai in versiunea porticalie ceea ce este o chichița mare cat casa...
Poate sa imi spuna si mie cineva ce diferenta este intre W800 si W800i. nu am gasit pe nicaieri. stiu ca W800c e in China.
pe unele siteuri am gasit W800 pe altele W800i, este acelasi telefon ?
alte noutati nu aveti despre el ?
nu are nimeni sa ne dea niste impresii ?
pe unele siteuri am gasit W800 pe altele W800i, este acelasi telefon ?
alte noutati nu aveti despre el ?
nu are nimeni sa ne dea niste impresii ?
Aceasta este o versiune simplificată a paginii originale. Pentru a vizita versiunea originala click aici.