The new slim-lined Sony Ericsson W960i combines touch screen technology with a mechanic interface.&nbsp; Although the touch screen element feels somewhat of a gimmick more than a use, the phone makes up for that with a very stylish design and some well thought out elements.<br /><br />Although wider, the W960i is still relatively lightweight, and allows for a larger screen and better spacing of the buttons. ... http://www.mobilephonereviews.co.uk Thu, 21 Aug 2008 17:59:23 +0100 FeedCreator 1.7.2 http://www.mobilephonereviews.co.uk/images/stories/jreviews/tn/tn_82_list_112.jpg The new slim-lined Sony Ericsson W960i combines touch screen technology with a mechanic interface.&nbsp; Although the touch screen element feels somewhat of a gimmick more than a use, the phone makes up for that with a very stylish design and some well thought out elements.<br /><br />Although wider, the W960i is still relatively lightweight, and allows for a larger screen and better spacing of the buttons.&nbsp; There is a whopping 8GB of in-built storage space, which allows for thousands of songs and pictures, which can be taken with the 3.2 Megapixel camera.<br /><br />One major factor with any walkman phone, or any media phone for that matter, is the battery life - and happily the W960i delivers.&nbsp; There is an amazing 370 hours standby on the battery life, along with 540 minutes of talktime, so there&#39;s plenty of battery in this one!<br /><br />The W960i also offers 3G connectivity, bluetooth and wi-fi, along with the usual stunning sound quality expected from a Sony Ericsson walkman.&nbsp; If you&#39;re a fan of any of the previous walkman models, than the W960i will indeed be a welcomed upgrade. http://www.mobilephonereviews.co.uk/mobile-phones/sony-ericsson/sony-ericsson-w960i#jreview_47 3 out of 5

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