Sony Ericsson P800

by MobiGates — published on March 9th, 2002

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Sony Ericsson
Sony Ericsson P800
High-end business SmartPhone with good interface capability, enhanced calling functionality, rich multimedia and entertainment options and advanced service functions aimed at a wider consumer group and particularly appealing to business and techie and gadget fans user segments. The P800 is priced within the average for this class.
 
Announced: Q1 2002, March 8th
Class: Elite
Operating Frequency:
Tri-band GSM 900/1800/1900 MHz
Case:
Formfactor: PDA, internal aerial
Size: 117×59x27 mm
Weight: 158 g
Case Colours: Electric Blue, Mineral Gray
Input: touchscreen, Jog Dial, Camera Key, Internet Key
Notes: 4.6 x 2.3 x 1.1 inches
Data Transfer:
GPRS: Class 8 (4+1)
HSCSD: Yes
EDGE: No
Data Speed: 32 - 40 kbps
Mobile Messaging:
SMS, EMS, MMS, Picture Messaging
Input: T9
Notes: Sony Ericsson QuickSharetm
Internet Access:
e-mail support, WAP v. 2.0 browser, xHTML browser
Notes: iMode browser
Interface:
Cable Connection: RS232, USB, Modem
Wireless Connection: Infrared (IrDa), Bluetoothtm
Notes: Sync ML, PIM Sync, Apple® and PC Synchronisation
Software:
Javatm: Yes
OS: Symbian 7.0
Notes: C++
Memory:
Internal: 12 Mb
External: Sony MemoryStick Duotm up to 128 MB
Screen:
4096 colours TFT
Resolution: 208 x 320 (66560) pixels
Notes: touchscreen, (208 x 144 pixels flip closed)
Camera:
Resolution: VGA 640 x 480 pixels, 0.3 Megapixel (640×480, 307200 pixels)
Features: Picture Album
Camera Notes: BMP, JPEG, GIF, WBMP
Video Notes: video possible with third party applications
Call Features:
Auto Dial, Voice Dialing, Handsfree Loudspeaker, in-phone Vibration Call Alert
VoiceMemo: unlimited
Ringtones:
24 chords (voice) polyphonic MIDI ringtones, truetones, built-in ringtone editor
Multimedia:
Multimedia Player (audio and video)
mp3, mpeg4, 3gpp (RealOne), AMR (voice recorder), AU, WAV, MIDI, iMelody file formats, SMIL
Entertainment: Wallpaper, Screensaver, Animated Pictures
Games: Javatm games support, Man In Black (MIB) II: Alien Pursuit, Solitaire, Stunt Run, Chess
Features:
Calculator, Currency Convertor, Clock, Alarm, Calendar, ToDo Application, Organizer Functionality, full PDA functionality
Word, Excel, PowerPoint®, ?crobat Reader viewer, Outlook and Lotus Notes sync
SAR (Specific Absorbtion Rate)
0.64 W/kg
Battery:
BST-15 Li-Pol 1000 mAh
Talk Time: up to 13 hrs
Standby Time: up to 400 hrs
Notes:
Sony Ericsson P800 produced in three versions - P800i (900/1800/1900 MHz) for Europe, P800c (900/1800/1900 MHz) for China mainland with Chinese localisation, P800a (850/1800/1900 MHz) for North and South Americas
Competes with Nokia 7650
Highlights:
Touchscreen, very good battery life (talk time and standby), Tri-band - will work in US, Bluetoothtm support, large screen size, TFT screen, large internal memory, external memory support, rich polyphonic ringtones and Multimedia Player (audio and video)
Negatives:
relatively large (but this is normal for a SmartPhone), a bit heavy (but all SmartPhones are heavier), rather moderate LCD colour depth and low resolution camera

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