The first, nit blurry photo of Sony Ericsson "Paris" has recently been posted on our site. It turned out that the picture is from a video, that's why it has such a quality. The photo below suggests that the phone will support landscape view video playback. Michell Bak, owner of the SE-NSE blog, has disclosed some information based on the video they have. Although there is no exact information about the display resolution, it is expected to be a QVGA (240 x 320) or VGA (480 x 640) touchscreen, with the finger-controllable UIQ 3.3 being the OS. HSDPA support is almost sure, but previous statements have mentioned even HSPA. The expected length of the device is ~105 mm, while the width should be about 40-50 mm. The new smartphone will also have a decent camera. Although it won't feature a Xenon flash, the 5 Mpix lens still seems enough. Above these, the slider phone will have a QWERTY keyboard, GPS receiver and WiFi support. According to SE-NSE, the handset is expected to be announced in May and should be shipping before September.
Translated by Szaszati
