This flagship UMTS smartphone P990i is Wi-Fi enabled, has a 2 megapixel camera with autofocus and features a new hardware keyboard beneath the flip-down keypad. It is finally FCC approved.

The long wait P990, it is now FCC approved.

• Operating system - Symbian OS v9.1
• Software platform - UIQ v3.0
• Size - 114 x 57 x 25
• Weight - 155g with battery and flip keyboard
• Screen - Large 2.8 inch QVGA (240 x 320) touch screen with 262 k colours that supports landscape view for camera, video imaging and browsing
• Interaction - Using touch screen, 3 way Jog Dial and dedicated buttons
• WLAN - 802.11b compliant
• Bluetooth - Includes car handsfree profile
• Infrared - Yes
• USB - Yes and charging via USB
• UMTS - E-GSM 900, GSM 1800, GSM 1900 and UMTS 2100
• Application memory - Up to 80 MB user free memory
• Camera - Integrated 2 megapixel CommuniCorder 24 bit colour depth, autofocus for still pictures, video clip recording and video calls
• Video telephony - Application included which allows video calls and video conferencing via the built-in dual cameras
• Media player - Supports playback, streaming and playlists
• Activity menu - Customizable top level menu
• Upgradeable - Via Sony Ericsson Update Service
• FM/RDS radio - Yes
• Browser - Opera browser (version 8) supporting frames and javascript
• Push email - Prepared for all major e-mail solutions including Research in Motion (Blackberry)
• Messaging - SMS, MMS and email
• PIM applications - Contacts, Calendar, To Do, Jotter for notes and sketches, Voice memo and Calculator, Converter, Stop Watch and Timer
• Viewers - Microsoft Excel. Word, Powerpoint and Adobe PDF
• Editors - Microsoft Word and Excel
• Themes - Easy personalisation of animated icons, screensavers, wallpapers and skins
• Speaker phone - Yes
• Memory Stick - Memory Stick PRO Duo slot for up to 4 GB removable memory. 64 MB supplied
• Flight mode - Includes option to turn Wi-Fi on
• Local and remote synchronisation - via SyncML
• Java™ ME platform support - Both CDC and CLDC environments supported

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