Sony Ericsson's announcement: three-pack of new watches?

by Chris Ziegler posted Jun 13th 2007 at 12:49PM

So Sony Ericsson's really playing up the fact that they're announcing something tomorrow, but it's anybody's guess at this point just what it might be. There's no shortage of theories: the W999i, the Sofia -- but the rumor that's really picking up steam right now is that SE will drop three new Bluetooth wristwatch models. Really, it makes sense seeing how there's a big box on the teaser site that kinda looks like it could be holding a watch. Specifically, it's being said over on Esato that there will be three models announced, all of which will be smaller than the gargantuan original. One will be called the MBW-150, one will be Walkman branded, and two will have leather straps while the third will sport metal (starting to sound a little like a logic puzzle, isn't it?). Unlike the MBW-100, it sounds like all three will support AVRCP for music control. Thankfully, it's less than 24 hours until we get the official scoop.

[Via Just Another Mobile Phone Blog]

Filed under: Peripherals, Sony Ericsson

Tags: bluetooth, ericsson, mbw-150, sony, sony ericsson, SonyEricsson, watch, wristwatch

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

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Brad @ Jun 13th 2007 2:25PM

I'd be happy to see a stylish BT watch. It'll be another gadget to attach to my i760 when it's finally released.

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Nando @ Jun 13th 2007 2:49PM

Maybe it's a watch/video phone like those cool detectives that aren't for realz.

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Steven Roussey @ Jun 13th 2007 4:00PM

Maybe it will have 3G data so an iPhone can use it...

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carlo @ Jun 13th 2007 4:10PM

Ouch... [but gooood]

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h3 @ Jun 13th 2007 4:27PM

Given that the url for the site is http://www.sonyericsson.com/timemasters3/ , I think the time piece theory has some weight.

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