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New Sony Ericsson low-end phone found on the FCC pages

September 15, 2007 by Dusan Belic - Leave a Comment

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Sony Ericsson handset passes the FCC

It seems brains behind the Swedish-Japanese joint venture have figured out that with decline of Nokia in the U.S. market, there is a place for another European brand. Hence, we’re seeing the growing number of Sony Ericsson devices slowly appearing in the FCC’s listing and also in the AT&T’s portfolio. Lately, we’ve spotted something that smells like the entry-level, mass-market device passing the FCC hurdle. So far, SE have shot only for the mid-range market, and with this product they seem to want to change that. Sounds like a plan in my book, even if they end up pushing the Sagem-made handsets. We’ll see…

[Via: JAMPBLOG]

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