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The Sony Ericsson W880i is a super-slim designer phone, and, as this Sony Ericsson W880i review shows, looks absolutely glorious.

Despite being just 9.4mm thin, Sony Ericsson have managed to cram 3G, a 2 megapixel camera, great sounding Walkman music player, and a cool 1GB of storage into the W880i.

There are other designer phones on the market, but not many manage to carry off the combination of great looks and great features that the W880i does.

Check out our full Sony Ericsson W880i review for more details.

The Sony Ericsson W810i is another of Sony Ericsson’s famed Walkman phones, and although it’s only an incremental update from the W800i, most Sony Ericsson W810i reviews from across the web rate it very highly.

As a Walkman phone, the W810i’s features are focused mostly on music. This is evident both on the outside of the phone, with dedicated music keys, and the inside, with easy to use playlists and tune down loading software. The sound quality of the W810i is also very high (which you’d expect from any gadget badged by Sony as a Walkman).

Being a Sony Ericsson phone, though, the W810i doesn’t just end with music. The W810i also features a 2 megapixel camera, email, EDGE, quad-badn connectivity and a host of other features. As a good looking mid-range mobile phone, now being discounted heavily, the Sony Ericsson W810i is a great buy for Christmas 2006.

Read on for the full Sony Ericsson W810i Review

The Sony Ericsson P990 reviews show the P990 to be a worthy successor to its legendary predecessors (the P910, P900 and P800). The P990 looks very similar to these earlier Sony Ericsson smartphones, but adds a 2 megapixel cameraphone, Walkman-quality music features, execellent office tools, and best of all, full WiFi connectivity.

Offering touchscreen input together with a full QWERTY keyboard, exceptional messaging and connectivity options, a great range of software, and hardware 3D graphics accelerator, the Sony Ericsson P990 is one superb looking smartphone.

Read the full Sony Ericsson P990i review >>

The Sony Ericsson M600i is a new smartphone based on the top-end Sony Ericsson P990. Aimed at Blackberry lovers, the M600i focuses firmly on messaging and connectivity feautures, offering suport for no less than nine different push email services, but at the expense of a camera and WiFi support.

The M600i offers support for video and music, and comes in an extremely attractive package, with a glorious screen, QWERTY keyboard and stylus input, and is only 2mm thicker than a RAZR. If you’re looking for an extremely attractive alternative to the BlackBerry, the Sony Ericsson M600i could be the smartphone for you.

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The Sony Ericsson W300i is a low end mobile phone that’s now available in most areas. Although it doesn’t have great camera or video features, it has superb audio qualities, as it’s another of Sony Ericsson’s Walkman models.

The W300i has an interesting design, a great price, bags of storage, quad band, and a great price. if you’re looking for a novel phone that’s cheap and plays great music, this could be what you’re looking for.

Read on for the Sony Ericsson W300i review, and where to buy it.

The Sony Ericsson W950i Walkman phone is the latest and most feature packed Walkman phone announced to date. 4GB storage, Smartphone technology, Opera browser, 3G and tri-band GSM, office applications, the list of features goes on and on.

Read our full Sony Ericsson W950i review and see if this phone’s for you.

The Sony Ericsson W900i is the first 3G Walkman phone from Sony Ericsson, offering the great Walkman sound of the W800i, plus all the benefits of 3G. Two megapixel camera, great Walkman sound, 3G and killer looks – what more could you want?

The Sony Ericsson W800i is the first in the company’s series of Walkman phones: new mobile phones designed to offer quality music playing capabilities on top of the usual mobile phone features (which currently seems to be everything capable of using electricity!)