Sony Ericsson depletes stash of product names, announces slim T700 phone

by Thomas Ricker, posted Aug 7th 2008 at 3:16AM

Yippee, it's T700 day at Sony. First they launched the DSC-T700 digicam, now the T700 cellphone. The T700 candybar is mostly phone though with a smattering of camera just for kicks. We're talking quad-band GSM and UMTS/HSDPA 2100 with 4.5-hours of 3G talk and a 3.2 megapixel camera with cell-id geotagging and photo light. It measures just 10-mm thin with Bluetooth A2DP, stereo speakers, 2-inch TFT LCD, and 512MB of Memory Stick Micro (M2) storage tossed in the box. Available in "select markets" in Q4 for what's expected to be a middling price tag.

Filed under: Handsets, Sony Ericsson, GSM, HSDPA, UMTS

Tags: candybar, hsdpa, sony ericsson, SonyEricsson, t700

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HAZE @ Aug 7th 2008 10:35AM

Looks like a nice phone. I hope it comes to ATT.

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SuperSexyErik (^_^) @ Aug 7th 2008 2:02PM

now this phone actually looks pretty cool.

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andy @ Aug 7th 2008 11:28PM

sexy phone.. but sony STILL uses m2 cards.

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Jake @ Aug 9th 2008 2:06PM

I hope it DOESN'T come to ATT. I need a reason to switch carriers.

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Bob @ Sep 1st 2008 1:45AM

hey guys this thing is going to be around 500 dollars no way its gonna get endorsed by any carrier.
Its going to be sold unlocked... most likely.

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