Sony Ericsson W600i Demo Tour Video - MP4/Video - Released 2005

Описание: Sony Ericsson W600i Demo Tour Video - MP4/Video

The Sony Ericsson W600i, released in 2005, was a significant part of Sony Ericsson's early Walkman-branded phone lineup, focusing on combining mobile music with a compact phone design. It was marketed primarily in North America (known as the W600, while the W550i was the international version) and featured a distinctive swivel design that rotated the 1.8-inch, 256K colour screen to reveal the keypad, offering a unique form factor. Targeting music lovers, it included a dedicated Walkman player, 256MB of non-expandable internal memory, and a built-in FM radio, making it a strong competitor in the emerging music-centric mobile market.

Beyond its music capabilities, the W600i was also positioned as a capable gaming phone for its time. It featured dedicated gaming buttons on its side, a notable inclusion that allowed users to play games like Worms 3D and Gauntlet in a landscape orientation, mimicking a handheld console experience. Other specifications included a 1.3-megapixel camera for photos and video recording, Bluetooth 2.0 connectivity, and support for the EDGE data standard. Despite its lack of expandable memory, the phone was praised for its bright display and excellent battery life, solidifying its place as a popular multimedia feature phone during the mid-2000s.