Sony Ericsson Cell Phone — The Ultimate Networker

For years the Sony Ericsson cell phone has pushed the limits between telephones, computers and other communication devices. The current line of Sony Ericsson phones offers an exciting array of hybrid wireless phones.

The S700i is a Sony Ericsson cell phone with multiple personalities. Hold it upright and the phone is a gamepad, text message reader or MP3 player. Turn it sideways and the phone becomes a 1.3 megapixel digital camera. A simple twist reveals a full-featured cellular phone keypad. The S700i is Bluetooth enabled to synch wirelessly with your desktop or laptop computer. You can also use a USB data cable to updated your calendar and cellular phone book.

For a touch of elegance the Sony Ericsson Z200 has a sleek clamshell case with changeable color covers so that you can dress it up when you go out. A liquid crystal digital clock on the outside of the case lets you know what time it is, changing to Caller ID during incoming calls. The internal color display is ideal for viewing photos, and lets you add pictures to your cellular address book for photo caller ID. An infrared “eye” lets you beam pictures to other phones or PDAs.

The Sony Ericsson T673 is a point-shoot-and-send cellular camera phone. QuickShare technology makes photo sharing easier than ever. Built-in Instant Messaging lets you chat with friends while they use their computers. Bluetooth technology lets you connect wirelessly to any other Bluetooth device, including headsets, laptops, and desktop computers.

An ideal entry-level Bluetooth phone, Sony Ericsson T68i cellular phones can connect wirelessly to other Bluetooth devices or through its infrared port. Multimedia messaging technology lets you send and receive pictures. A snap-on camera module is available to turn the T68i into a full featured camera phone.

Whether you stay at home or on the move from Athens, Tennessee to Redmond, Washington or even Nacogdoches, Texas, there’s sure to be a Sony Ericsson phone that will keep you connected.

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Greg Marsden contributes and publishes news editorial to http://www.cell-phones-n-plans.com. A cell phone industry resource that features service plan comparisons, cellular phone reviews and articles.