 "Sony Ericsson Launches K200, K220, J110, J120")
Sony Ericsson is out to please just about everyone. After handing out goodies to Walkman and Cybershot phone users, they’re also launching a bunch of low-end phones to keep the value buyer happy.
The highlight of the K200 is it’s VGA camera and picture slideshow feature. It also comes with a basic 128x128 display, polyphonic ringtones and 2mb of internal memory (no expansion slot) with storage for up to 300 contacts and 200 SMSes. The battery is expected to give 5 days of stand-by or 8 hours of talk time. This is a WAP-capable, dual-band GSM/GPRS handset.
The K220 is an upgraded version of the K200 with an added FM radio tuner with RDS support. The radio can be set to start as a wake-up call with the alarm clock. All the other features are the same as the K200.
The J110 is an extremely basic phone with a 96x64 res display, polyphonic ringtones, space for up to 200 contacts and 100 SMSes etc. The device is fairly slim at 17mm. The dual-band phone does 9 hours of talk or around 6.5 days of stand-by time. This is a dual-band GSM phone only, without support for GPRS.
The J120 adds FM radio to the J110. All other features remain the same.
All these phones are going to be launched around Q2 2007. Indian availability and price details are unknown at this point.