Sony-Ericsson Jalou
“Structured forms, intricate corners, hidden depths and jewel accents are set to be some of the hottest fashion trends in 2010. You can also expect to see deep and natural jewel colours on the runway next year. The Sony-Ericsson Jalou cell phone reflects these trends with its delicate facet-cut diamond shape design, clean and expressive lines and variety of different shine and matt finishes, that give depth to the handset,” comments Charles Hunt, Jalou head designer at Sony Ericsson. “The design team wanted the new Sony-Ericsson handset to reflect beauty found in nature. They looked at structure, strength and form in various crystalline jewels, which resulted in the unique shape.”

Sony-Ericsson design mobile phone
Combining beauty with cutting-edge technology, The new Sony-Ericsson Jalou has build-in features that will keep you entertained and looking fabulous as well. The two inch screen’s clever design means that at the touch of a button the screen becomes a mirror, offering a discreet way to make sure you look as good as your mobile phone. It is also the first Sony Ericsson to feature Walk Mate step counter, to help you stay in shape wherever you go. The Jalou from Sony-Ericsson also has an exclusive fashion interface which automatically updates with zodiac signs and special events throughout the year. The Sony-Ericsson Jalou mobile phone will be available in a variety of gem inspired colours including: Deep Amethyst, Aquamarine Blue and Onyx Black.

“The new Sony-Ericsson Jalou phone is all about looking great and sharing the good life,” said Linda Schori, Marketing Business Manager at Sony Ericsson. “We wanted to create a beautiful woman handset without compromising on style or content. The Sony-Ericsson Jalou is perfect for anyone who is sociable, loves fashion and wants to stay one step ahead of trends, because it has a fashion forward design you will want to show off. And, for such a compact handset, it has an immense amount of detail both inside and out.” Other cell phone features include the 3.2 megapixel digital camera, music player, video recording, 3G, Bluetooth, built-in FM radio and Internet where you can check your email, watch YouTube clips, Google, as well as upload your video and photos to your favourite social networking sites.

Sony-Ericsson Jalou
Mark Peters : August 13th 2009 – 04:10 CET

Sony-Ericsson Jalou cell phone : Beautiful inside and out, The Sony-Ericsson Jalou mobile phone exudes style as well as substance for the ultimate in chic communication. Sony Ericsson’s latest style statement is only 73mm long – shorter than your favourite lipstick, it is easy to slip into the tiniest clutch or jacket pocket and is full of essential cell phone features. Never mind a signature necklace or oversized shades; The Sony-Ericsson Jalou is the perfect accessory. Known for its expertise in design and technology, Sony Ericsson explored art, architecture and furniture trends whilst delving deep into the couture and fashion world to ensure Jalou encapsulates some of the hottest fashion trends which will emerge next year.

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Sony-Ericsson Jalou
“Structured forms, intricate corners, hidden depths and jewel accents are set to be some of the hottest fashion trends in 2010. You can also expect to see deep and natural jewel colours on the runway next year. The Sony-Ericsson Jalou cell phone reflects these trends with its delicate facet-cut diamond shape design, clean and expressive lines and variety of different shine and matt finishes, that give depth to the handset,” comments Charles Hunt, Jalou head designer at Sony Ericsson. “The design team wanted the new Sony-Ericsson handset to reflect beauty found in nature. They looked at structure, strength and form in various crystalline jewels, which resulted in the unique shape.”

Sony-Ericsson design mobile phone
Combining beauty with cutting-edge technology, The new Sony-Ericsson Jalou has build-in features that will keep you entertained and looking fabulous as well. The two inch screen’s clever design means that at the touch of a button the screen becomes a mirror, offering a discreet way to make sure you look as good as your mobile phone. It is also the first Sony Ericsson to feature Walk Mate step counter, to help you stay in shape wherever you go. The Jalou from Sony-Ericsson also has an exclusive fashion interface which automatically updates with zodiac signs and special events throughout the year. The Sony-Ericsson Jalou mobile phone will be available in a variety of gem inspired colours including: Deep Amethyst, Aquamarine Blue and Onyx Black.

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“The new Sony-Ericsson Jalou phone is all about looking great and sharing the good life,” said Linda Schori, Marketing Business Manager at Sony Ericsson. “We wanted to create a beautiful woman handset without compromising on style or content. The Sony-Ericsson Jalou is perfect for anyone who is sociable, loves fashion and wants to stay one step ahead of trends, because it has a fashion forward design you will want to show off. And, for such a compact handset, it has an immense amount of detail both inside and out.” Other cell phone features include the 3.2 megapixel digital camera, music player, video recording, 3G, Bluetooth, built-in FM radio and Internet where you can check your email, watch YouTube clips, Google, as well as upload your video and photos to your favourite social networking sites.

Sony-Ericsson Jalou review availability
The Jalou cell phone supports GSM / GPRS / EDGE 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900 and UTMS / HSPA 900 / 1700 / 2100. The Sony-Ericsson Jalou mobile phone will be available in the fourth quarter 2009 in the colours Deep Amethyst, Aquamarine Blue and Onyx Black. As soon as we receive a Sony-Ericsson Jalou test sample, we will publish a photo gallery with high resolution pictures, followed by an in-depth Sony-Ericsson Jalou review.

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The latest concept phone presented by Esato board user Exilim at Esato has been tagged by the creator as Sony Ericsson E600i. Well, if you wanna have the best deal of a “superslim” business phone with what looks like a touch screen, a compact design and a QWERTY-style keyboard, then this concept may appeal to you.  The overall look is a bit similar to Sony Ericsson P1i although the present phone is less thicker and keyboard too looks nicer with the central embedded keys. Bravo!

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Esato board user tob!s has given us a nice soothing update on the rumored Sony Ericsson Reese. As has been already mentioned and quite noticeable, the phone like an acer model, has a swivel keyboard, a nice camera and well, the navigation keys look nice too. I liked the colour combination by tob!s. Hopefully, Sony Ericsson will keep the colours in mind, eh?

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XPERIA X10 supports quadband HSUPA, GSM, UMTS, EDGE connectivity, but there’s also WiMAX on board, WLAN, Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR and DLNA technology. The handset’s display is a 640 x 320 color TFT, a resistive touchscreen with support for handwriting recognition and full finger navigation.

X10’s specs list also includes a full QWERTY keyboard, stereo speakers, a 600 MHz TI OMAP 3430 CPU, 192MB RAM, 256MB Flash memory, 16GB of internal memory and the famous Symbian OS. Opera 9.7 handles the web browsing, while the UIQ UI Theme handles the interactions.

The 8.1 megapixel sensor featured on the Eureka/X10, coming with autofocus, LED flash, Sony G-Lens, stereo sound video (WVGA 30 fps), 20x digital zoom and a mineral glass lens cover.

The phone’s battery is a Lithium Polymer 1500 mAh unit and mobile gamers out there were not forgotten, as Razec’s concept also comes with a dual mode QWERTY keyboard, doubling as gaming keys.

Widescreen aspect ratio will make gaming on the X10 a pleasure and there’s even a neat accessory for the phone, also in the conceptual stage: the IDC 900 electronic hard case, you can check out below. The case incorporates a a 176 x 36 OLED display, a digital clock and an internal fast port.

Razec did a great job with this concept and his next device is probably a QWERTY Symbian phone with a panel/widgets UI on board.

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WhiteEye of Esato stunned the world with his fantastic Sony Ericsson Clementine concept. He designed it as a clamshell that features a really innovative pattern, based on “folders”, that allow the display to rotate easily. He named this device as 3FOLDERSTYLE and it’s a mid-end handset with Sony Bravia technology on board and support for DVB-H TV.

Clementine works on GSM 850/900/1800/1900, HSDPA 850/1900/2100 (up to 7.2 Mbps) networks and it packs a 2.8 inches 240 x 400 TFT display with Bravia RealityMAX engine.

There’s also a 1.5 inch 108 x 128 organic EL subdisplay on board (with reflective surface), plus a 5 megapixel autofocus camera with photo flash, face detection and smile shutter.

This new Sony Ericsson concept incorporates an internal antenna, for DVB-H TV reception and touch-sensitive keys for music playback and TV broadcast. The phone’s specs list also includes a Memory Stick Micro slot, a neat speaker and AccuWeather support.

See how the rotating display works and check out the high quality TV features on the handset below.

Promotional snap looks cool enough.

Sony Ericsson W9a

Fancy a mid end Sony Ericsson handset, with specs that place it a tad closer to the high-end segment? Esato board user echo.shane designed such a device, the Sony Ericsson W9a concept, that you can check out below. It comes with GPS, WiFi, EDGE and UMTS support.

There’s a neat touchscreen at the front and a great 5 megapixel camera at the back, with touch focus, red eye reduction, night mode, xenon flash and video light.

A Walkman player also made the cut and a truly impressive feature is the phone’s task manager, that allows the user to access the most recent opened and closed apps, plus get info on the system (IMEI, uptime, RAM etc).

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