Sony Ericsson has three new releases for this summer, the model range Walkman W902, W302, and W595. The first, the W902 is a terminal in the form candybar that recalls much to the first 3G Sony Ericsson Mobile phone of 4 or more years ago. With a 2.2-inch screen and a resolution of 240 x 320 pixels, HSDPA connectivity. It is a music phone, compatible with the Memory Stick Micro, also includes a 5 megapixel camera and Shake control that lets you manage the music with movements.

The W302 is something simpler, compatible with networks GPRS / EDGE, with 2-megapixel camera, Memory Stick card entry for Micro and FM radio. The W595 is a slider phone with keyboard, HSDPA, includes a memory card Memory Stick Micro 2GB, 3.2 megapixel camera, Shake control, FM radio… everything a Walkman phone can give you, music everywhere.

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Sony Ericsson has launched a trio of latest Walkman phones, Sony Ericsson W302, W595 and W902. Every focuses on music, although in case of W902 there is also a extremely reputable 5-megapixel camera, 2.2-inch QVGA display and built-in stereo speakers. And included an 8GB Memory Stick Micro M2 card has space for over 8,000 songs.

The Sony Ericsson W595, in the meantime, has another 2.2-inch display but in slider form-factor. Dual headphone jacks make distribution music straightforward, and there is also A2DP Bluetooth for wireless headphones and speakers. A 3.2-megapixel camera steps in for visuals and an incorporated 2GB Memory Stick Micro M2 card deal with storage. Full details at PHONEmag.