Video: Hands on Sony Ericsson T303
Video: Hands on Sony Ericsson T303
Somehow we've no doubts Sony Ericsson has a winner with the T303 model. It's stylish, slick and looks solidly built. Add the low price point to the mix, and voila… there's the magic formula. Anyway, just thought you may want to see the new device in action. Actually, this may still be a prototype as Sony […]
Somehow we've no doubts Sony Ericsson has a winner with the T303 model. It's stylish, slick and looks solidly built. Add the low price point to the mix, and voila… there's the magic formula.
Anyway, just thought you may want to see the new device in action. Actually, this may still be a prototype as Sony Ericsson announced the release for mid-2008, but what the hack - you'll get the point… Enjoy the short hands-on video.
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A Nikkei business report indicates that Sony Ericsson will stop developing handsets for DoCoMo after launching new devices this summer. Instead, Sony Ericsson is said to be planning to source handsets from other Japanese handset manufactures on an ODM basis and sold to DoCoMo as Sony Ericsson-branded devices.
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