Mobile stuff
There were some phones here too. Although Nokia wasn’t here as an exhibitor, we could have taken a look at their 6650, made exclusively for T-Mobile. The Symbian-based device will only be available for purchase at the magenta network operator. Although Nokia announced a phone for Vodafone (6124 Classic), we were looking for this in vain in their pavilion. Instead we have seen a Huawei product, which will be hitting stores under the name Vodafone 810 and it seems a really promising phone at first glance.
Nokia 6650
Vodafone 810
Sony Ericsson’s stand was absolutely huge, and really purple. After we fought ourselves through the whole portfolio (all of their phones announced this year were there), we had to sadly note two things. On one hand the Xperia, announced with much ado, still didn’t function. There were two dummy devices for the public, which is no promising sign regarding the phone’s availability this year. The other surprising thing was that we couldn’t find the T303, but finally a guy in the press corner took it out from under a desk, so we could take some photos.
Sony Ericsson T303
Samsung brought two new phones. One is the G400,which puts the style of the U900 in a clamshell. One of the interesting features of this device is the external display, which is a 2.2” touchscreen. We aren’t really sure if such a large external display has any meaning but sales will tell. The other new handset is the entry-level M310, which will probably be a star of prepaid campaigns in the near future. It doesn’t know anything extra, but the presence of Bluetooth is worth to mention. We couldn’t try the F480’s renewed touchscreen in Barcelona, but we had the opportunity now, and we made a short video while we were there:
And this is the famous external display of G400
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