Hints of a "P700i" from Sony Ericsson

by Sean Cooper posted Apr 15th 2007 at 11:49AM

We haven't heard much from the smartphone group at Sony Ericsson since the oft-delayed P990 hit the shelves, but all that may be changing with a little tidbit gleaned from the Sony Ericsson site in the form of an XML user-agent profile for the "P700i." While we've got very little to go on here, the doc does list a few specs such as 320 x 240 screen, QWERTY keyboard (no word if this is virtual or real), GSM / GPRS / WCDMA, and OMA or Direct Push messaging support. This is the first we have heard of the P700i but we hope to get more soon; feel free to drop us a line if you have more -- and yes, blurry pics are acceptable.

[Via Just Another Mobile Phone Blog]

Filed under: Handsets, Sony Ericsson, Symbian, GSM, GPRS, EDGE, UMTS

Tags: ericsson, p700, p700i, rumor, se, sony, sony ericsson, SonyEricsson

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

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Christian @ Apr 15th 2007 3:53PM

p700i = Elena, or the "new m600i" if you want.
SE said that they will not higher the numbers of the "p" Sseries (p990i -> p1000 sounds wierd ;) )

It looks like the p700i will be the next smartphone with camera, the new phones of "m" series will be the models without it.
That`s what i read in a big german SE Board, so i don`t know if it`s really correct^^

Greets, Christian
Ps: plz excuse my bad english, i`m from Austria ;)

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Sdl @ Apr 16th 2007 6:15AM

MobileZoo.biz did capture it as early as March 20th. Find all specs here: http://mobilezoo.biz/homepagemobile.php?manuf=sonyericsson&handset=P700i

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Cyril @ Apr 29th 2007 9:52AM

Here is some pictures of Sony Ericsson P700i http://www.evenmobile.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=4349

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