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Existing Sony Ericsson devices available in new colors

Categories: Devices, Sony Ericsson
By: , IntoMobile
Saturday, August 30th, 2008 at 5:34 AM

Sony Ericsson logo

Sony Ericsson has quietly unveiled some of its existing handsets in new colors. Again, we’ve no official release but have just spotted the devices mentioned bellow on other websites. It would be much easier to have a PR representative sending us an email with the company’s latest offering.

Anyway, the mobile phones which are available in new colors include:

  • Sony Ericsson G502 – Celerity Red
  • Sony Ericsson C702 – Energy Black
  • Sony Ericsson C902 – Cinnamon Bronze and Titanium Silver
  • Sony Ericsson W350 – Turbo Red and Wisteria Purple
  • Sony Ericsson W380 – pink
  • Sony Ericsson W910 – Lipstick Pink and Prime Silver
  • Sony Ericsson W980 – Opera Brown and Violin Red

Check out some images of the devices mentioned after the jump.

Sony Ericsson G502 - Celerity Red

Sony Ericsson C702 - Energy Black

Sony Ericsson C902 - Cinnamon Bronze and Titanium Silver

Sony Ericsson W350 - Turbo Red and Wisteria Purple

Sony Ericsson W380 - pink

Sony Ericsson W910 - Lipstick Pink and Prime Silver

Sony Ericsson W980 - Opera Brown and Violin Red

[Via: JampBLOG, SEMCblog]

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