Sony Ericsson bleaches the W810i

by Chris Ziegler posted Jun 20th 2006 at 12:35PM

If Sony Ericsson was going to bother re-releasing the W810i, you'd think they would add a touch screen to keep up with the counterfeiters. Instead, they've simply taken the PSP approach and resheathed the music phone in iPod white. The spec sheet is identical to the original black model, so if you were hoping for UMTS or A2DP to sneak its way in, keep on dreaming.

Filed under: Handsets, Multimedia, Sony Ericsson, GSM, GPRS, EDGE

Tags: music, sony ericsson, SonyEricsson, w810i, walkman, white

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Abi @ Jul 30th 2008 7:26PM

Atm I Have The Same Phone In White And I Wouldnt Say Its The Best Phone But It Is Really Good. But Im Getting An Lg Viewty In Couple Of Days.Can't Wait.

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Finished.Law.School @ Jun 20th 2006 4:08PM

Did they bleach the issues out of the OS as well?

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zed @ Jun 20th 2006 5:54PM

This is by far the best phone (well, in black) that I have had. Nice to see they have something different than that halloween black and orange color!

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Belcho @ Jun 20th 2006 7:35PM

I just ordered this phone yesterday, well the black version anyway. I can't wait to get it, it has everything I'm looking for. And I'm gonna slap a 2GB stick in it. Oh yeah. God, the anticipation is killing me!

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Keija @ Jun 21st 2006 5:45PM

@ phones Review

I had the T630 in white and it stayed nice and adorable until i Bought the w810i (in black) which is a wonderful cellphone and I can recommend it without doubt! .. and in white it's not bad either :) .. but somehow, black is more galant :)

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Robert @ Jun 22nd 2006 8:13AM

If you want 3G/UMTS and live in Europe: the SE V630i is coming in about a month in both white & black...with a 256MB mem card in the box and full specs incl videotelephony! Vodafone exclusive, so on a Vodafone subscription only!

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