Early this year, Sony Ericsson’s Satio (was previously named Idou) created a lot hype; both for its quality and the style of brand promotion (remember those sensuous Ad flicks. And that was not the first time Sony Ericsson got involved into such Ad campaigns- In the past, there has been several similar themes used for publicizing their cell phones and thus increasing the sales). And recently I read a blog post that discussed yet other Sony Ericsson handsets launched soon after the noted Satio. WOW, additional 4 phones in Sony’s Ericsson’s kitty. For all the information on new phones’ features and highlights, read below.
From the blog:
Sony Ericsson Satio-
The Sony Ericsson’s much anticipated Satio is set out to cost a fortune. And why not? The phones’ genius design and quality features truly make it worth a fortune. The Satio can be bought at a little over EUR 550 (US $800).
Sony Ericsson Aino -
The Sony Ericsson Aino, which has quite a number of classy features, is currently priced EUR 420 (US $620)
Sony Ericsson Yari-
The Sony Ericsson Yari could be all yours for EUR 250 (US $370). Available only in two colors, Black & White, the phone is said to hit only selected markets.
Sony Ericsson Jalou-
The Sony Ericsson Jalou is a stylish phone, and is priced at EUR 170 (US $250). A Dolce&Gabbana edition of the phone has also been launched.
Sony Ericsson Naite-
The Naite is an eco-freindly phone, and is priced at EUR 200 (US $295).
With these five SE handsets already out in public, the only known SE handsets yet to be brought to the market are the Xperia X2 and the rumored Xperia X3 . Now that we have it all here, we surely expect some new tales of the Sony Ericsson handsets following in line for launch.
So which one are you looking forward to carrying around? The sleek and fashionable Jalou or the expensive Satio? Tough [choice.
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