Sony Ericsson unveils the P910 communicator and its integrated thumbboard, broad e-mail support, quadruple the memory and improved screen.

• follow up for the P900 (successor of the P800 with equal capabilites, new design)
• the P910, closely resembles the P900, but offers a slightly updated design incorporating among other things a thumbboard and improved screen.

several minor upgrades:

• five-way jog dial
• internal memory of the communicator has been expanded from 16 MB to 64 MB
• Sony Ericsson will also include a 32 MB Memory Stick Duo card in the sales package as opposed to the 16 MB found in P900 sales packages
• Memory Stick Duo Pro cards up to 1 GB
• support for IrDA, Bluetooth and USB connectivity
• view 18-bit or 262,144 colours simultaneously
• integrated digital camera unchanged – still capable of shooting both still pictures and video, and also retains the original 0.3 Megapixel resolution found in the P900.
• support for a wide range of e-mail providers such as Smartner, IBM, Extended Systems, Visto, RIM BlackBerry, Seven and IntelliSync
• several applications out of the box – some trial, and some full versions
• newly developed version of the AvantGo offline web browser which has proved extremely popular on other mobile device platforms
• Media Viewer, which provides direct access to news from sources such as Financial Times and Promyzer, which offers real-time market quotes and stock trading
• HP Runestone will allow messages, pictures, calendars and contacts to be printed directly to a Bluetooth-enabled HP printer
• navigation tool Wayfinder is included on the accompanying CD, able to work in conjunction with a Bluetooth GPS receiver to function as a turn by turn in-car navigation system.
• 3 different versions of the P910 will be available for different markets.
• P910a: offering tri-band GSM 850/1800/1900 MHz, will be available in North and Latin America.
• P910c offers tri-band GSM 900/1800/1900 MHz and will be available on the China mainland
• P910i: for all remaining markets and also offers GSM 900/1800/1900 MHz.

The P910 will start shipping globally in the third quarter and exists with five different keyboard variants to meet the needs of different language groups: Qwerty, Qwertz, Azerty, Russian and Greek.

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