Not everyone can afford a smartphone that’s capable of providing users with the optimal connectivity options and that integrates full PDA functionality into it. Sure there are plenty of alternatives that come close although there’s no definitive line of distinction between a standard mobile handset and a Smartphone. The handset’s operating system has a lot to do with this classification while price really has nothing to do with it. For instance Android devices and Windows Mobile handsets are automatically classified as Smartphones. Nevertheless a category of devices does fall under the Smartphone genre and they’re getting cheaper all the time.
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Sony Ericsson, like Nokia doesn’t really do much at the actual Communic Asia event, but they do have a tendency to host a separate event at other locations where they unveil new devices. This year was the same. At another location in beautiful Singapore, SE announced a slew of new handsets that contribute to their Walkman, GreenHeart and Xperia ranges.
The first handset is the Cedar which is part of Sony’s eco-friendly GreenHeart range of devices. It’s a candy bar handset incorporating the company’s Human Curvature Design form. It’s designed to offer users a full range of features -
The first handset is the Cedar which is part of Sony’s eco-friendly GreenHeart range of devices. It’s a candy bar handset incorporating the company’s Human Curvature Design form. It’s designed to offer users a full range of features -
- 2.2-inch display with a 240 x 320 pixel resolution
- 3G (HSDPA), Edge/GPRS,
- Bluetooth 2.1 with A2DP, USB 2.0
- 2 megapixel camera
- 3.5mm handsfree socket
- microSD card support
