Announced alongside fellow newcomer W880, the W610 handset is described in the official release as ‘a credible fusion of phone, music player & digital camera’. Effectively this means it’s another Walkman handset but with a slightly tarted up 2-megapixel camera complete with auto focus, video playback and a picture blogging app. Meanwhile, on the music side it has a 512Mb memory stick micro (capable of storing up to 470 music tracks) and the natty TrackID music recognition software that can identify tracks, album and artist from just a few bars in a ‘Name That Tune’ stylee (aargh, just had a Lionel Blair flashback). The handset will be available in Plush Orange and Satin Black liveries from Q2 this year.
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