Cool Hunting
Today in Barcelona at the 3GSM conference Sony Ericsson Announced their newest Walkman phone, the W950. The latest hybrid device features a side jog dial and touch screen which should make navigation pretty simple—which is necessary considering the device holds up to 1,000 songs in its 4GB of internal memory. The full color 320x240 screen promises to be super crisp (it's Sony, after all) and can be viewed in a horizontal mode for watching videos. With a flush keypad and slim form factor (15mm), the device should fit nicely in a pocket. No word yet on when it's going to be available, and chances are it won't be distributed by any US carrier, but that's easily averted through our Chinatown hook-up.
More coverage of all this week's 3GSM announcement over at I4U.
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