Compare Prices : Sony Ericsson P900

Review summary: At 4.5 x 2.25 x .95 inches, the tri-mode GSM/GPRS (900/1800/1900) P900 fits comfortably in one's pocket. And at a mere 5.6 ounces it won't weigh you down either. One of the most significant improvements in the P900 over the P800 is its keypad, which ...

Verdict: To access the phone's 1260 mAh battery, you simply slide off the back of the handset. Underneath the battery, you will find the device's SIM card, which identifies the P900 to your wireless carrier. The battery delivers a quarter more power capacity ...

Review summary: Sony Ericsson's first UIQ based Symbian smartphone, the P800 became a big seller in the relatively small market for PDA/mobile phone combination devices, especially in Europe where these types of handsets are more established than the in North America.

Pros: High-resolution touch-screen display ; speakerphone ; solid call quality ; integrated camera ; plays video files ; syncs with Outlook via included USB docking station ; Bluetooth and IR connectivity ; world phone ; wireless e-mail enabled ; can view ...

Cons: MP3 transfer process not intuitive ; difficult wireless e-mail setup ;

Verdict: Despite minor glitches and a high price, Sony Ericsson's P900 offers worthy features and extensive connectivity in a trimmer package.

Review summary: - Looking very much like a P800 that has been on a only marginally successful diet and had a face lift, the P900 strides into the market place 2mm smaller and 8g lighter than it's predecessor.

Pros: Better battery life than predecessor ; 3 GSM network coverage ;

Cons: Dull interface graphics ;

Verdict: : Improves on the previous model and challenges Nokia's 6600 for speakerphone multifunction for simultaneous talk/document management.