Sony Ericsson Shiho Concept
19/04/2009 23:20 par slaytane
Shiho is the latest work of one of Esato’s most prolific members, Muhammad-Oli. The new Sony Ericsson concept phone is based around the style of SE 905i Cyber-shot with European looks. The handset includes a 7.2 megapixel camera with 3x optical zoom and a Xenon Flash.
Remember that Sony Ericsson “monster” concept featuring Windows Vista? Well, things are about to get surreal again, as we check out a prototype called Sony Ericsson X750 Smart. This one also includes all sorts of futuristic features, but at least it comes with Linux 1.2 and not Vista, plus a decent 6 megapixel camera.
Here’s the prototype’s full list of specs:
- UMTS/HSDPA
- Wi-Fi/ Bluetooth
- 6 megapixel Leica 3x optical zoom camera/1.3 megapixel front camera
- 32 GB Flash Disk Drive (SDD - Solid Slate Disk), miniSD Slot
- Intel sARM 1Ghz, 256 MB RAM
- nVidia nMobile (T&L, 24 unificated shaders, 32MB RAM)
- 32 bit high resolution touchscreen
- mini USB
Software and apps:
- SE Linux 1.2 (core 2.6.22.1)
- SE Media Player (support for MP3, WMA, AVI, MP2, DivX, Xvid)
- SE Movie MAker
- SE Music Studio
- Gimp Mobile
- Firefox 3 mobile/Thunderbird 3 mobile
- Miranda Mobile
- SSH Client
- SE Calendar
- SE Mobile Midnight Commander
Razec from the Esato board is at it again, releasing a “storm” of new concept phones that should please all Sony Ericsson lovers and even haters. One of those handsets is the Sony Ericsson G902 “superphone”, featuring a 7.2 megapixel CCD sensor designed by Sony that guarantees you’ll be taking pictures like a pro.
G902 also comes with a touch operated multipoint focus and 3x optical zoom and you should know that the phone is a compact UIQ hybrid smartphone. Other than that, the device is sexy and slim and it also includes a Xenon Flash just like the Cyber-shot goodies.
Sony Ericsson Walkman phones are usually defined by their multimedia features, but the W990 concept begs to differ as it features 16GB of internal memory and a 5 megapixel camera with autofocus. Of course that sounds a bit like Nokia N96 and a potential future iPhone, but I’m sure that nobody over at Sony Ericsson’s yet ready to jump on the clone wagon.
Oh, did I mention that W990 also features a holografic “touch” (sensor) display?
The concept was designed by J. Havrlant and it’s far better than the poor design that surfaced on the Internet weeks ago, claiming to be the real handset.
Missing out on your share of Sony Ericsson concept phones? It’s been quite a week for SE lovers as it seems to be raining concepts from everywhere, specially those bearing the famous green brand. Check out Sony Ericsson C712 below, designed by Not_me from the Esato board:
I have to say that I like the white C712 concept more, but it’s the keys beneath the display I don’t quite fancy. They seem too close to the call and endcall buttons. I’m sure you’ll press those by mistake, at some point while using the device.
A hot spring weekend’s coming up and it would be a good idea to give the Walkman series a new go, as seen by the creative eyes of sunils120 from the Esato board. Sony Ericsson W230i is your average Walkman concept phone, that should come in a pretty decent price and mid class features.
The list of music phone specs you’ve been waiting for:
- 64MB internal memory upgradable to 2GB on M2
- Walkman 2.0 Media Player
- VGA Camera with 8x Digital Zoom
- Bluetooth 2.0 with A2DP, USB 2.0, GPRS Class 10
- Available in 4 exciting colors
Before we start ranting about how people get their hopes up whenever they see a new concept phone, you’ll have to find out that the Tooth Fairy doesn’t exist. And even if she did, she wouldn’t believe that the concept from the image below is real and neither do we.
I mean, come on… Vista on a Sony Ericsson smartphone? They barely got Windows Mobile on them… Well, a concept’s a concept, so keep on reading for the full list of dreamy specs.
- UMTS, HSDPA, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, WiMAX
- 8.2 megapixel camera (Leica) with 6x optical zoom
- 2 megapixel front camera (Leica)
- 2x 32GB Flash Disk Drive (SSD), miniSD Slot, MMC
- Intel sARM Core Duo 2x 1.88 Ghz, 1GB RAM
- nVidia nMobile (T&L, 64 unified shaders, 128MB RAM, Full DX10 Support) (oh really?!)
- 32 bit High Resolution Touchscreen
- mini USB, HDMI, FireWire
Apps and OS:
- Microsoft Windows Vista SE Mobile 6.7
- Microsoft Internet Explorer 8.0
- Microsoft Office Mobile 2007 (Excel, Word, PowerPoint, Publisher, Access)
- Microsoft Live Mail 2.0
- Microsoft Paint.NET
- Microsoft DX10 Games Pack (15 games) (make them N-Gage so we won’t believe you at all!)
Esato board user Razec delivers a great concept phone, with a 5.1 MP camera, the Sony Ericsson Cyber-shot 905i, one promising cameraphone. Its design reminds me of some of the PSP Phone concepts combined with a W52S.
While it’s nice to notice those rounded edges, you should know that there’s a minor mistake too: the Call/End keys are reversed (the left one should be green and the right one should be red). Designers are human after all and Razec promises more pics to come in the following days, as soon as cleans up his messy desktop.
Esato board user sunils120 makes our day brighter with a Sony Ericsson smartphone concept, that reminds me of the P3i design I’ve shown you a couple of days ago. Well, it’s definitely a P series phone, with a pretty big touchscreen and music controls on the front side.
Something tells me that there’s a keypad underneath that touchscreen, unless we’re dealing with one of Sony Ericsson’s iPhone rivals, but that’s highly unlikely. Sunils120 has let us know that there will be more pics, so we’ll let you know as soon as he posts them.
Summer’s coming and there’s the usual need for music phones to entertain us on the beach, at least till we get the call to get back at the office. One such musical companion is Sony Ericsson W680i, pertaining to the Walkman series, but don’t fret, as it’s only a concept phone right now, designed by sunils120, Esato board user.
As the designer states, this isn’t the final version and we’ll be seeing some updates, but let’s check out the specs for now:
- 2.0 megapixel camera with 4X Digital Zoom & Geotagging