Measures 107 x 47 x 12.5mm and weighs 92 grams, Sony Ericsson C510 cell phone is yet another new Cyber-Shot series displayed during CTIA Wireless 2009 event. This handset features a high-speed EDGE/HSDPA data access, quad-band GSM network, Bluetooth A2DP, a 2.2-inch display with accelerometer, 240 x 320 resolution and 262K colors; FM radio with RDS, motion gaming, web browser, and 100MB of internal memory with Memory Stick Micro (M2) media card slot for additional storage. It also comes with a standard Li-Ion battery that provides up to 4 hours of talk time and up to 350 hours of standby time in 3G mode.

Regarding camera, like other Cyber-Shot phones, C510 also boasts a wonderful photographic capabilities. Its 3.2 megapixel camera module offers AutoFocus, LED flash, Smile Shutter, and Face Detection functions. The handset includes an illuminated camera shortcuts as well, so you can easily find where to press whenever you need to take a shot. If interested, Sony Ericsson C510 cell phone is available now with two elegant color variants — future black and radiation silver.

Along with C903 cell phone, Sony Ericsson also showcased Cyber-shot C905 model on its CTIA Wireless 2009’s booth. Featuring almost identical specs like those found on its C903 sibling (aGPS, Bluetooth, EDGE/HSDPA, media player, etc), C905 offers higher-quality 8.1 megapixel camera module with 16x digital zoom, Best Pic, Photo Fix, Xenon Flash, Smart Contract, Image Stabilizer, Video Stabilizer, DLNA support, and video blogging capability. It also comes with WiFI, something that the company forget to include on their C903. Measures 104 x 49 x 18mm and weighs 136 grams, the handset also sports a 240 x 320 resolution display, up to 160MB of internal memory, a Memory Stick Micro (M2) card slot (up to 8GB supported), and up to 9 hours of talktime (380 hours standby time).

Runs on quad-band GSM network, Sony Ericsson C905 cell phone will be available in four color variants — night black, ice silver, copper gold, and tender rose.

Sony Ericsson displayed one of its next generation of Cybershot series phone, the C903, during CTIA Wireless 2009 event in Las Vegas. This compact slider handset boasts an integrated 5 megapixel camera module with AutoFocus, Face Detection, and Smile Shutter; as well as a built-in aGPS receiver to navigate your way home and high-speed HSDPA data access. Available in three colors (techno white, glamour red, lacquer black), C903 also features a bright 2.4-inch display (240 x 320 resolution, accelerometer), TV-out port, Bluetooth, web browser, and 105MB of internal memory with M2 slot (up to 8GB supported). It measures 97 x 49 x 16mm and weighs 96 grams.

By the way, Sony Ericsson has already released C903 cell phone in my country, Indonesia, since a couple months ago. It does look like a nice handset, but I previously had a bad experience with both of my Cybershot, K810 and K850, so for now I’ve decided to stay away from Sony Ericsson’s…

And here goes several C903 hands-on video for you:

One of the product showcased by Nokia on its booth at CTIA Wireless 2009 is Nokia E75 cell phone. Aimed at business professionals, the slide-out QWERTY handset sports Nokia Messaging service, web browsing, Nokia Maps, and support for N-Gage games. The design looks strange, if not weird, though. I prefer the ‘normal’ E-series design, like those on E61 and E70 models… Other features include a 2.4-inch display, Bluetooth, USB 2.0 interface, MTP (Multimedia Transfer Protocol) support, PictBridge function, music player, offline mode, WiFI, HSDPA, and 50MB of internal memory with microSD media card slot (4GB card is included, up to 16GB card supported). Measures 111.8 x 50/80 x 14.4mm and weighs 139 grams, E75 phone runs on quad-band GSM and tri-band WCDMA networks.

More pics after the jump.

Sony Ericsson showcased T707 cell phone on is booth during CTIA Wireless 2009 event in Las Vegas earlier this month. This stylish clamshell handset features a quad-band GSM network, EDGE, HSDPA, and an integrated 3.2 megapixel camera module. There’s a unique pulsing notification and lighting effect (looks pretty cool from the photos), as well as the ability to control the phone (mute calls and alarms) by simply shaking it. Three colors will be available on the market — layered lilac, lucid blue, and mysterious black — and there’ll be several accessories that matched the handset’s flavours. No words on pricing at the moment.

Samsung Telecommunications America showcased Impression cell phone during CTIA Wireless 2009 event in Las Vegas earlier this month. This is the first AMOLED-powered handset that is commerically available in States. Features include an ultra-brilliant 3.2-inch AMOLED display with WQVGA resolution and enhanced full touchscreen user interface, a customizable widget bar, a slide-out QWERTY keyboard for quick and convenient text messaging, an integrated 3 megapixel camera module with 3x digital zoom capability, and video share function. Moreover, it comes bundled with PC Studio Manager software and support for AT&T Mobile Music. No words on pricing unfortunately.