From December 8, 2005, the Sony Ericsson W900i Walkman mobile, will be available to buy exclusively from Vodafone throughout December and January. The perfect Christmas gift, the W900i in white combines a high quality music player, 3G phone and 2 Megapixel camera, all in one.

As a music player, the W900i makes it easy to import, transfer, manage and play music. With over 300,000 tracks available on Vodafone live! with 3G, music can be can be quickly downloaded directly to your phone or uploaded from you own personal collection via your PC.

The phones are fully compatible with user-copied content from all leading music management software packages, allowing your favourite tracks to be made available at the click of a button. With space for up to 240 songs on the phone and the option of adding a 2GB memory stick that can hold up to 1000 songs, this phone really is the ultimate handset for music lovers!

Knowing that ease of use is as important as function, the versatile swivel design makes it easy to multi-task between the W900i's many uses - a key feature which gives the phone an advantage over dedicated music players. Also, direct music buttons get the user swiftly into the Walkman player, where it is possible to scroll through play lists, artists or individual songs.

Users of other handsets who find they regularly miss calls because they are listening to music will love the fact that the phone's ringtone cuts into the audio and pauses the track whilst the call is taken.

The 2 Megapixel, autofocus camera with LED flash- or picture-light is perfect for capturing priceless moments and is operated with both hands like a traditional camera. The camera also shoots video at up to 30fps (frames per second), double the speed of most conventional imaging phones and the playback quality threshold for television.

With all these great functions and Vodafone live! with 3G, the Sony Ericsson W900i really is the ultimate phone with full multimedia features and stylish and compact design.

via http://www.3gnewsroom.com/3g_news/dec_05/news_6489.shtml