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Two cool Sony Ericsson phones - the C-510 and the Xperia X1
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Wednesday November 4, 2009
Mr. Mobile
Wednesday November 4, 2009
Sony Ericsson doesn't get the credit it deserves. Almost all the major carriers have at least a couple of Sony Ericsson phones to choose from and if you tire of the mobile phone status quo, Sony Ericsson phones deserve a look. The Sony Ericsson C-510 is an entry-level phone while the Xperia X1 is a smartphone running Windows Mobile.
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Sony Ericsson
C-510
~$50 with a contract, ~$299 without carrier relief.
- Includes the CyberShot integrated camera.
- Has a Xenon flash.
- Uses M2 memory.
- Has a front-facing camera for video over cellular.
- Includes an accelerometer for orientation sensing.
- No GPS but uses carrier tower triangulation.
- Basic web browsing.
Sony Ericsson
Xperia X1
~$250 with a contract, ~$599 without carrier relief.
- Excellent build quality.
- Full QWERTY keyboard hidden behind a landscape slider.
- Phone runs Windows Mobile.
- Full integration with Microsoft Exchange.
- Resistive touchscreen requires a stylus to properly use.
- Xpanels provide one-touch access to configurable panes. i.e. calendar, media, Google, Facebook and others.
- 3.2 MP camera with Flash.
- 3.5mm headphone jack.
- Front-facing camera for video calling.
- Backlit QWERTY keyboard.
- microSD card slot behind battery.
C-510
~$50 with a contract, ~$299 without carrier relief.
- Includes the CyberShot integrated camera.
- Has a Xenon flash.
- Uses M2 memory.
- Has a front-facing camera for video over cellular.
- Includes an accelerometer for orientation sensing.
- No GPS but uses carrier tower triangulation.
- Basic web browsing.
Sony Ericsson
Xperia X1
~$250 with a contract, ~$599 without carrier relief.
- Excellent build quality.
- Full QWERTY keyboard hidden behind a landscape slider.
- Phone runs Windows Mobile.
- Full integration with Microsoft Exchange.
- Resistive touchscreen requires a stylus to properly use.
- Xpanels provide one-touch access to configurable panes. i.e. calendar, media, Google, Facebook and others.
- 3.2 MP camera with Flash.
- 3.5mm headphone jack.
- Front-facing camera for video calling.
- Backlit QWERTY keyboard.
- microSD card slot behind battery.
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By shanmac about two years ago
(2009-11-05 00:04:21)
(2009-11-05 00:04:21)
The C510 looks sweet. I'm not too sure about that WinMo phone. It really looks dated and clunky. I can't see many people shelling out $600 for it. You are right about the Sony-Ericsson phones in general. I had one a year or two ago and it was great.
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