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The packaging was another strong factor. Orange and new age. Not one of those regular boxes that most cellphones come in. Another plus point.


Of course, I must add that I have used a few Sony Ericsson cellphones and I have seen this cell grow from a hard-to-use and figure out contraption to an easy as A-B-C phone to use.


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Walk, talk and listen

By Kathy Moran | October 8, 2005 - 12:00am

It was orange; that was the first attraction it had for me. I know, I know, but a colored cellphone is hard to resist. I like color – the funkier the better. The packaging was another strong factor. Orange...

Telecoms

Sony Ericsson Walkman phone ups the ante in mobile music

August 27, 2005 - 12:00am

With the opening of its fifth concept shop in the country, Sony Ericsson launches its entry into the mobile music scene with its new Walkman branded phone, the W800i. The W800i combines a mobile phone, a Walkman-quality...

Telecoms