Brand new Sony Ericsson T68i
05 December 2003, 07:36 PM
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in the box with all instructions brand new, open to all networks and il even throw in a leather case, handsfree and in car charger also brand new.
The new T68i builds on the success of the T68, which has achieved global success since its launch last year. The T68i has a new look, it is the first MMS phone to hit the market, and the focus is on imaging. Many keep pictures of friends and family in their wallet. Many store digital images on their computers. The T68i can replace both, since images can be saved in the phone’s photo album.
The imaging possibilities of the T68i are further enhanced by inbuilt Bluetooth wireless technology, which makes it possible to transfer images to another phone, but also to connect wirelessly to headsets, PCs, or other Bluetooth-equipped peripherals. Naturally, it is also possible to download colour images, cartoons, and icons from the Internet or other sources to the phone.
With MMS, multimedia messaging, a huge variety of content can be added to messages – quality images, animations, formatted text and recorded sound clips. For speed and comfort, a GPRS mobile phone, like the T68i, is an ideal Multimedia messaging tool. More MMS-capable phones will follow from Sony Ericsson during the year, and in 2003, MMS will be integrated across the product portfolio. Multimedia messaging, combined with imaging capabilities, provides fun-to-use applications for consumers, while at the same time these generate revenue for the operators. Coinciding with the launch of MMS services by operators, one of the main commercial services available will be to provide for easy download and sharing of the latest pictures and sounds.
looking for £100
The new T68i builds on the success of the T68, which has achieved global success since its launch last year. The T68i has a new look, it is the first MMS phone to hit the market, and the focus is on imaging. Many keep pictures of friends and family in their wallet. Many store digital images on their computers. The T68i can replace both, since images can be saved in the phone’s photo album.
The imaging possibilities of the T68i are further enhanced by inbuilt Bluetooth wireless technology, which makes it possible to transfer images to another phone, but also to connect wirelessly to headsets, PCs, or other Bluetooth-equipped peripherals. Naturally, it is also possible to download colour images, cartoons, and icons from the Internet or other sources to the phone.
With MMS, multimedia messaging, a huge variety of content can be added to messages – quality images, animations, formatted text and recorded sound clips. For speed and comfort, a GPRS mobile phone, like the T68i, is an ideal Multimedia messaging tool. More MMS-capable phones will follow from Sony Ericsson during the year, and in 2003, MMS will be integrated across the product portfolio. Multimedia messaging, combined with imaging capabilities, provides fun-to-use applications for consumers, while at the same time these generate revenue for the operators. Coinciding with the launch of MMS services by operators, one of the main commercial services available will be to provide for easy download and sharing of the latest pictures and sounds.
looking for £100
im in droylsden mate, im away in York until sunday night. let me know what you wanna do 
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