Sony Ericsson P1 Smartphone Gets FCC Approved
Those of you wanting a piece of the Sony Ericsson P1 smartphone will be happy to hear that it’s one step closer to getting into your cheese-stained hands.
The FCC just approved the smartphone in a session—in our imaginations—that was filled with wigs, gavel banging and annoyed harrumphing.
Sony Ericsson P1 Receives FCC Approval [Wireless Info]
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Meh.. Nokia N95 with a matching SU-8W Bluetooth keyboard is far better and is available now.
1. 3.2MP Camera – sheesh and Im going to see this “NEXT!” year here in Australia and I already have 5MP Camera on a N95 “now”..
2. Mobile phones with touch screens are so 1990’s, you don’t need a pen scribe if the UI and keys are well laid out, put your hands up if you hate smudges on your screen.
3. 802.11b WTF!!, 802.11g has been out for ages.
Yep yesterdays technology tomorrow should be the new Sony logo.
Personally, I’d prefer to have everything all in one rather than carrying round an equivalent sized phone along with a separate, and rather bulky, blue-tooth keyboard. Which is yet another device I’d have to remember to charge.
1. It’s a phone camera, mega-pixels really aren’t going to improve the image quality _that_ much. 3.2 is perfectly fine for happy snaps, which is all you’re really going to be using a phone camera for anyway.
2. Nothing beats a well laid out keyboard for phone based tasks, but add in a web browser, and a touch screen suddenly becomes much more useful.
3. It’s a mobile device with 160mb of memory, exactly how much data are you planning on sending/receiving that you need 802.11g?
To me this phone looks like an excellent all in one package. I’ll definitely be checking one out when they hit the streets.