Sony Ericsson W960 / W960i

Sony Ericsson presenta su nuevo telfono mvil Walkman, con amplia capacidad multimedia (reproductor MP3, cmara digital de 3,2 megapixels) y una gran pantalla LCD tctil de 2,6 pulgadas.

Thanks to Sony Ericsson, music phones are all the rage, and the W960i is the richest, best-sounding phone we've heard so far. Its 8GB of onboard memory nets you plenty of space for your tunes and the new drag and drop media manager is a breeze. If you're

Walkman player; Wi-Fi; 3G; memory

Too many input options; interface isn't finger-friendly enough

The Sony Ericsson W960i is very close to being a fantastic phone. Audio quality from the music player is excellent and on paper it has some great features. Unfortunately, when you're using it, it just doesn't feel as good as it could be

Sony Ericsson W960 is Sony Ericsson's top notch music offering featuring a massive 8 gigabyte flash memory, Walkman 3.0 Touch player, QVGA resolution touch screen, WLAN & Symbian OS with UIQ 3.0. Don't start shaking in your pants because you just saw UIQ

Sony Ericsson W960 feels like one of the best products ever from Sony Ericsson. The operating system and user interface is strong and performs well. Multitasking is good because of the excessive amount of free RAM memory. Calls are good and the speaker i...

yo tengo este celular es lo maximo puedo grabar muchas canciones pero muchas y ponerlas en mi equipo de sonido suena muy bien tiene mucho voltage ,, ademas de la camara q tiene este celular , es muy nitiida parace tomada de una camara digital.

tiene muchas ventajas

ninguno

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es sony

caro

Been using this phone for a few months now for all of its functions.

The design is very nice in my opinion. I love how the front is glossy and the back feels like rubber for better grip, and the white strip which goes around the sides/top/bottom of the phone give a good balance. The UIQ interface I have found to be very fi...

I wish the screen had a bigger resolution (QVGA is alright, but if it was VGA I would be in heaven), the bundled video application could have been somewhat better, and as excellent as Wi-Fi was, if 802.11g was included it would push it over the bar for in...