Sony Ericsson launches W580, Z750

Sony Ericsson (NYSE: SNE) today announced two new devices – W580, Walkman phone with street style, and Z750, the company’s first HSDPA device.

The Sony Ericsson W580 is a quad-band GSM/EDGE handset, designed specially for the North American market. It packs such features as 2 MP camera, a 2″ 262k TFT color display, a Bluetooth 2.0 with A2DP support, and a pedometer for keeping track of your workouts. The Walkman badge assures playing of various types of music files, including MP3, AAC, AAC+ and e-AAC+, that could be stored on a 512 MB Memory Stick Micro card included in a sales pack. The Sony Ericsson W580 measures 99×47x14 mm, and weighs 94 g. It is expected to start shipping in Q3 2007 in “Style White” and “Urban Grey” colors.

Other Sony Ericsson’s device, Z750, supports three UMTS/HSDPA bands and all four of the GSM/EDGE bands used throughout the world. With its mirrored exterior, the Z750 is a very stylish device, that looks like the Z610’s twin brother. In terms of specs, the Z750 include a 2.2″ 262k TFT color screen, a 2 MP camera, and a Bluetooth 2.0 connectivity. Interesting enough, the Z750 is not a smartphone, yet it comes with built-in support for Microsoft (NSDQ: MSFT)’s Direct Push over the air (OTA) synchronization technology, allowing the device’s owners to access the data on a corporate Exchange Server. Similarly to W580, the Z750 will also hit the market somewhere in Q3 this year, when it will be sold in pink and gray colors. Dimensions: 97×49x20 mm, weight: 110g.

(via: MobileBurn, SonyEricsson)