The Sony Ericsson W710 Walkman phone includes a motion sensor and fitness software programs to track exercise while the person listens to music from the radio or stored on the phone’s memory cards.\r\n
\r\nA strap and special earphones are designed for wearing the Walkman phone during a workout.
The W850 Walkman slider phone connects to 3G networks for quicker music downloads. New software is designed to make it easier to navigate through thousands of songs and find names of tracks. The phone can also record straight from the radio.
The Z710 business phone has a 2 megapixel camera and connects via most 2G GSM networks.
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