Industry insiders always shout about convergence, the coming together of disparate things, cameras, mp3 players, and so forth, into one portable device. People say that mobile phones will replace laptops, even desktop computers one day. If there's one phone poised to lead this revolution, it's the amazing Sony Ericsson P1.
Brain Training
Sony Ericsson have stopped at nothing to let the Sony Ericsson P1 be as cool as it can be. With a wonderfully sleek silver and gloss black body, it definitely looks and feels suave and gorgeous. Sitting just underneath the screen, you'll also see a wondefully clever 'number-and-QWERTY-combination' keypad, that works beautifully as both a normal numeric keypad, and as a full QWERTY keyboard. Factor in the vibrant touch-reactive screen (touchscreens are just ace, no two ways about it), handwriting recognition, and the jog dial on the Sony Ericsson P1, inherited from every P-series phone in history (which they all had because it's a brilliantly intuitive way of controlling the handset, and you'll find more ways to put data into the phone than your own brain has!
Feature Bonanza
Of course, Sony Ericsson have packed the phone with features, both for business and personal use. For work, does your office need to travel round with you? The Sony Ericsson P1 has a complete mobile office suite, for accessing Word, Excel and PowerPoint files on the move. On this phone, even the very idea of downtime doesn't need to enter your life any more. As for personal use, you have a 3 megapixel camera (your pictures ARE going to look crisp), music and multimedia player (and on a screen as vibrant as the one on the Sony Ericsson P1, you can even watch a full movie!) and quick internet access, for getting online and accessing Facebook, or checking emails.
A smartphone, we reckon, needs to do two things over and above anything else: it has to be exactly the tool you need, at the exact moment you require it, PLUS, it should put a huge grin on your face when it does its magic. The Sony Ericsson P1 will do just that!
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