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| Screen | 128x160 pixels, 65,000 Color TFT LCD screen |
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| Default ringtone | Polyphonic Sound 40 voices, Real tone (MP3, AAC) |
| Memory | 27MB of Internal Memory |
| Networks | GSM 900, GSM 1800, GSM 1900 |
| Connectivity | IrDA, USB |
| Physical size | 101 x 44 x 18 mm |
| Weight | 85g |
The Sony Ericsson W200i Walkman is a low-end cellphone measuring 101 x 44 x 18mm (3.9 x 1.7 x 0.7 inches) and weighs 85g (3oz). It features a VGA camera, an FM radio, and Sony's Walkman software, although it lacks Bluetooth.
The screen size is 128x160 pixels and the internal memory is an average 27MB but this may be expanded using a Memory Stick Micro (M2).
The phone is Triband so it can use the GSM 900, 1800 & 1900 networks.
The W200 is available in four colors, Rhythm Black, Pulse White, Grey and Aquatic White. UK mobile firm Orange released it in a Passion Pink. This mobile is an upgrade to the popular K310 camera phone. It has a VGA camera that features 4x Digital Zoom and can take pictures up to a resolution of 640x480 pixels hardware or 1280x960 pixels with software interpolation. It also has Video Recording (3GP with AMR Audio) up to 176x144 pixels.
The included Memory Stick Micro is big enough to store 30+ songs and can can be replaced with a card up to 2GB (4GB supported if the M2 is formatted in FAT32 format). It also has an FM radio which supports the RDS function.
Features
Music
- Walkman player 1.0
- Supports MP3, AAC, mp4 and 3gp
- 256MB Memory Stick Micro M2 included (size varies)
- Disc2Phone music management software
- Stereo headphones in the box (HPM-64)
- FM radio with RDS
Messaging
Connectivity
- NetFront Internet browser
- Infrared port
- USB 2.0
- GPRS
Misc
- Java 6.7
- 27MB Onboard Flash Memory (Depends on operator pre-customizations)
- FOTA
Supported Networks
- GSM 900, 1800, 1900
Price : £80.00
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