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‘Charlie’s Angels’ unleashes Sony Ericsson T610

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Sony Ericsson has partnered with Columbia Pictures on its latest action-adventure-comedy, Charlie’s Angels: Full Throttle.

The Angels stars return to the big screen, battling forces of evil with the world’s most advanced technologies, including the Sony Ericsson T610 mobile phone.

The blockbuster shows off the advanced imaging features of Sony Ericsson T610 in a highly entertaining setting. As a company, Sony Ericsson has built a tradition of participating in gadget-oriented, action-adventure movies to showcase mobile phones and advanced technologies.

Sony Ericsson’s appearance in Charlie’s Angels adds to its resume of blockbuster movies, which include the James Bond films The World is Not Enough and Die Another Day, as well as Lara Croft’s Tomb Raider.

The Sony Ericsson T610 and other Sony Ericsson mobile phones make several appearances in Charlie’s Angels and are an integral part of the story line.

The Angels trio are aided by the T610, a mobile phone that doubles as a camera, relying on its imaging capabilities to transmit critical pictures and help them in their quest to capture the bad guy.

The T610 is Sony Ericsson’s first handset that features QuickShare, offering users the easiest, fastest and smartest way to share experiences with friends, family or colleagues.

With its large 65,536-color screen and integrated digital camera, the T610 is a powerful imaging and messaging phone. Its sleek design, classy texture and sophisticated finish also make it one of the most visually powerful and stylish handsets in the market.

COLUMBIA PICTURES

DIE ANOTHER DAY

ERICSSON

FULL THROTTLE

JAMES BOND

LARA CROFT

NOT ENOUGH

SONY

SONY ERICSSON

T610

TOMB RAIDER

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