Product Face-Offs
Home > News
Phone test: the Sony Ericsson W995, at last a real musicphone?
Tristan François
September 25, 2009 4:32 pm
September 25, 2009 4:32 pm
Music oriented phones are too often just phones on which other multimedia functions have been scaled down. We’re still waiting for a phone that allows us to leave the mp3 player at home.Maybe the Sony Ericsson W995, the new phone in the W range, will do the trick?
Test of the Sony Ericsson W995
Product Survey: Mobiles & Smartphones
Previous story / Next story :
- 28/09New Test: PopcornHour C-200, the multimedia hard drive of 2009
- 28/09Recap: Last Week's Tests and Articles
- 26/09Camera Test: Sony WX1 and Canon Ixus 120 IS - evolution vs revolution
- Current story -Phone test: the Sony Ericsson W995, at last a real musicphone?
- 25/09New Test: Sony Reader PSR-600, the touchscreen e-book reader
- 25/09Lily Allen lives and 'dies' on Twitter
- 25/09Intel Atom Pine Trail: the end of dedicated graphics chips?
Check out all of our High Tech offers: TV, Computing, Camera, Gaming, Telephony, Blu-Ray DVD on Pixmania
- 18/01Nokia: We won't be going to the Mobile World Congress
- 12/2009After the X1, the x3 and the X6, Sony-Ericsson's X10 is (almost) here
- 12/2009New Test: 6 Bluetooth headsets from LG, Sony Ericsson and Plantronics
- 11/2009It's here: HTC Touch HD2 arrives in our lab
- 10/2009Phone test: Garmin Nüvifone G60, the GPS that makes calls
- 09/2009Phone test: the Nokia 5530 XpressMusic
- 06/2009Phone Test: Samsung Player One
- 04/02Phone Test: Motorola Dext, the first 'social phone'?
- 27/01Updates: new scores for mobile phones
- 26/01Mobile Test: Does the Acer New Touch shine as much as its screen?
- 20/01Free mobile apps: good growth ahead and healthy profits
