Building on an array of innovative launches in 2008, Sony Ericsson announces a new product into its mobile music range. With quick access to the navigation services through a dedicated key, it opens up the world of easy navigation to

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Sony Ericsson W715. The new W715 Walkman phone. Award-winning clear audio experience – listen to music as it was meant to be heard; aGPS increases the precision of location-based services (LBS); Vodafone Find&Go navigation service – a

DRM is exactly what's been holding me back from buying music thus far. I want to run it on my expensive WM phone, and I want to play it on my Linux desktop, neither of which I can do with the DRM Apple uses. So yeah, I'm happy(ish) :-)

‘We are continuing to progress the music capability on our phones’, added Peter Marsden, Head of GCU Vodafone at Sony Ericsson, ‘and the W715 WalkmanTM phone is a great way to support Vodafone Music, plus its dedicated key to

Also on-hand -- and in -- tonight was Sony Ericsson's newest Walkman set, the W508. This clamshell, which is a bit of a departure for Walkman devices, features quad-band GSM and single-band HSDPA, and a W508a variant that has quad-band

Sony Ericsson, while dwarfed by big brother Sony's launches at the show this year, did at least show a couple sets today. The Cyber-shot C510 will be released in a triple-band GSM single band HSDPA version for Europe, a quad-band GSM

The C510 is officially out of wraps with Sony Ericsson announcing the new device on the eve of CES 2009. Codenamed "Kate", the phone was rumored for quite some time and it has finally made its official debut on the eve of the CES at Las

It also has an FM radio with RDS support which can store up to 20 station sand comes with Sony Ericsson software track id for recognizing music and buying it. Camera The Sony Ericsson W980i comes with 3.2 mega pixel camera without auto

Sony Ericsson Music Desk Stand MDS-60 (portable speakers). Designed for rich sound at home and away. Rich sound. 4 full-range neodymium magnet speaker units. FM radio antenna. Powered by battery or AC adapter.

We’ve posted the MPS-60 Portable Speakers earlier today, now here’s the second new Walkman-branded music accessories from Sony Ericsson. The MDS-60 Music Desk Stand offers a powerful way to share the music on your mobile phone and allows you to charge your phone while enjoying your favourite music. Well, that’s actually the purpose of a desk stand, right? And the MDS-60 really does its job quite well as a phone’s dock by deliver a rich sound quality in a compact and slim form factor.

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