Sony Ericsson is bringing great music to the masses with the slick slider W395 Walkman™ phone, complete with large powerful built-in stereo speakers. Sony Ericsson is putting youth at the forefront with the launch of the W395. The stylish handset offers a full range of great music through special stereo speakers to boost your sounds, while allowing you to pump up the volume with the HPM-64 stereo headset with stereo widening for a great sound experience.
The affordable W395 also comes complete with dedicated control keys for managing your music, a 1GB memory card and an FM radio keep you up to date with the latest tracks. Sony Ericsson favourite TrackID™ will help you find that elusive song, even if you’re not sure of the name, while PlayNow™ provides a full range of mobile entertainment content downloadable from your handset – from unique themes and wallpapers to specially developed ring tones.
“Sony Ericsson takes pride in understanding the youth market, and the W395 is a mobile phone that caters to all their needs with great music quality.” said Alexandre Cardon, Global product marketing manager (music) at Sony Ericsson. “Our most affordable Walkman slider phone to date allows users to share music with friends as well as video clips and photos for the ultimate entertainment experience.”
If music is not enough and photography is more your forte, use the 2.0 megapixel camera for snapping shots and share them through your blog or via Bluetooth™ to friends.
Pump up the volume with the following features:
• Powerful built-in stereo speakers with high quality bass
• Stereo headset to turn your phone into a dedicated music player – be your own DJ
• True music machine with Walkman™ music player, TrackID™ and PlayNow™
• TrackID™ - find the tracks you love easily
• PlayNow™ - download a full range of mobile entertainment
• Crystal clear 2.0” display – view your photos in all their glory
• Motion gaming support
The W395 Walkman™ will be available in the UK from Q1 in the colours Dusky Grey and Blush Titanium.
Source: Sony Ericsson
