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Sony Ericsson P990 Reviewed

News - By: pdaBlast! Staff - October 14, 2005


MobileReview is at it again with a very detailed review of the Sony Ericsson P990 smartphone. The new Sony Ericsson P990 has some design improvements over its previous P900 models like a roomier keyboard. There are however some design flaws as pointed out in the review. The new P990 seems thicker due to the lack of color on the phone. It is also very industrial looking. Check the review out for yourself, but here's a clip.

"The designers tried to keep the look of Sony Ericsson P900/P910 and make it as rememberable. The difference in the body size is not very big, since this phone has the dimensions of 114x57x25 mm and the P900, for instance, is 117x57x27 mm in size. At the same time the absence of colour changes makes the model look thicker, now it is only in silvery. Using the device raises the same feelings as the previous smartphones, no unexpectedness. However, you should better carry it on your waist in a case or in a pocket of your jacket. In a shirt or in a trousers pocket the device seems rather inappropriate."



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