subject: Sony Ericsson P905 Mobile Phone Concept [print this page] Sony Ericsson P905 Mobile Phone Concept Sony Ericsson P905 Mobile Phone Concept
Note: There is a ratingembeddedwithin this post, please visit this post to rate it.Razec from Esato's back, bringing a hot newconceptto life, the Sony Ericsson P905, inspired by the JavaOne handsets you've seen a while back. We'redealingwith an UIQ device, bearing the codename Yokumo and using the Symbian OS 9.5 platform/UIQ Multitouch Edition.
Thecameraof the P905 is quite impressive, with its 8.1 megapixel sensor (Sony ICX-636 CCD), a Minolta Lens (AF/MF) plus a 1.3 megapixel Foxconn videocall camera.
And you haven't even found out the CPUs/DSPs included in Razec'slatestcreation! I'm talking about a powerful ATI Imageon M150 CPU (620 MHz), a Samsung GPS receiver, digital noise cancelling technology, Atheros WLAN 802.11 b/g/Draft-N and Sony S-Master DigitalSurroundAudio.
As for the colours of the device, it'll arrive (in fantasy land) in lunar violet, violinredand neongreen(image below).
Note: There is a ratingembeddedwithin this post, please visit this post to rate it.Razec from Esato's back, bringing a hot newconceptto life, the Sony Ericsson P905, inspired by the JavaOne handsets you've seen a while back. We'redealingwith an UIQ device, bearing the codename Yokumo and using the Symbian OS 9.5 platform/UIQ Multitouch Edition.
Thecameraof the P905 is quite impressive, with its 8.1 megapixel sensor (Sony ICX-636 CCD), a Minolta Lens (AF/MF) plus a 1.3 megapixel Foxconn videocall camera.
And you haven't even found out the CPUs/DSPs included in Razec'slatestcreation! I'm talking about a powerful ATI Imageon M150 CPU (620 MHz), a Samsung GPS receiver, digital noise cancelling technology, Atheros WLAN 802.11 b/g/Draft-N and Sony S-Master DigitalSurroundAudio.
As for the colours of the device, it'll arrive (in fantasy land) in lunar violet, violinredand neongreen(image below).
not too bad, just the system with the camera on the front is a bit bizarre and unnecessary, both normally put on the top of the phone
not too bad, just the system with the camera on the front is a bit bizarre and unnecessary, both normally put on the top of the phone
