Time for a new phone December 4, 2005
Well it’s been about 2 years since I purchased my last phone, the SonyEricsson P900. I did a lot of research when I brought my last phone and 2 years ago, it was years ahead of all of the other smart phones on the market. 2 years later, the rest of the phone market has just about caught up with the capabilities of the P900. This coupled with the beating my phone has taken over the last few years has prompted me to begin the search for it’s successor. I’ve considered several phones, including a , the Motorola Ravr V3 and the Treo 650, to name a few. All of these are pretty good, but then, low and behold something caught my eye…
Sony Ericsson is about to release the upgrade to the P900, introducing the P990i! Well to be truthful, this is the second upgrade since my P900. SE came out with the P910 about a year ago, where they added in a qwerty keyboad on the back of the numeric flip as well as push email technology (The same that made Blackberries so popular). The Qwerty keyboad design was useless and flimsy, plus I wasn’t ready to upgrade as of yet.
Take a look at the features in the P990i. Not only have they fixed the features in the P910i, they have included things like an FM Radio, Memory up to 4GB, 2megapixel camera and a photo light, to name a few, all in a smaller profile and bettery battery life. It’ll be available in a few months in Europe (I usually order from MPhone), when I get it, I’ll leave comments on how it handles.
Update: Finally! The P990i has FINALLY finished it’s FCC approval and should be available next month. Thanks to Gizmodo for the heads up!
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