Sony Ericsson has taken the wrappers off three new Walkman music mobiles this morning, with the pick of the bunch being the W902.
It comes with an 8GB Memory Stick Micro card to store songs on, while Sony Ericsson is talking up its audio quality, promising much richer bass sounds and overall audio improvement. There are dedicated music keys, as you’d expect.
It’s other features aren’t half bad either though. The W902 sports a five-megapixel camera, a 2.2-inch screen, and built-in stereo speakers – with an optional (I think) stereo share jack, allowing two people to plug in headphones at once.
The W902 is due out before Christmas, in a choice of black, red or green models. Or, as Sony Ericsson puts it, ‘Volcanic Black’, ‘Wine Red’ and ‘Earth Green’.
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