Best Sony Cell Phones - 6 to 45 MB Installed Memory, Candy Bar Style

'best phone'

'Switching between the cell phone and the music player is seamless, as music automatically stops when you receive a call.'

'rich, vibrant display'

'This phone is great.'

'super world phone offers'

'user friendly slider phone'

'It is bold, action-packed and takes the Walkman phone beyond just music."'

'great phone'

'Phone book works great With room for up to 1000 contacts and a total of 7000 for phone numbers.'

'nice, rich sound'

'It is the W890, a “successorâ€e to W880 – now featuring a more stylish design and improved functionality.'

'Sony Ericsson W890 speaks the language of the young, fashion-savvy music fans, putting some of the latest Walkman features to good use'

'from really simple webpages so the phone is probably more useful as a modem and can be connected using a USB data cable.'

'The 128MB M2 Memory Stick is good for a few tunes'

'The Sony Ericsson K530i is a decent phone.'

'The display is 2 inch, with resolution of 176 x 220 pixels and 262 144 colors, a very wide visibility angle, and the images are well saturated and contrasting, which makes them decently visible even at bright daylight'

'good entertainment features'

'stereo headset.'

'new uber-chic entry level T303 slider phone'

'a good-looking phone'

'Sony Ericsson T303 is definitely a phone for those who don't want to give too much thought to what pocket to put it in.'

'3.2 mega pixel camera'

'the T650 is dressed to kill'

'As the back is the “Faceâ€e of the phone while you are talking through it or using it as a camera, we think that designers should put greater effort on its look.'

'sonyericsson K850 includes numerous features such as: airplane mode, Bluetooth connectivity, a handsfree speakerphone mode built-in and EDGE high speed data'

'5 megapixel digital camera'

'very nice phone'

'The Sony Ericsson K770 is a GSM/GPRS 900/1800/1900 and UMTS 2100 phone'

'the device is equipped with a 3.2-megapixel camera with the well-known Cyber-shot interface, autofocus and flash'