Conclusion

All over the world consumers are falling in love with Sony Ericsson's Walkman phones, outsell all other music phones including Motorola's much touted and publicized iTunes ROKR lineup.

Managing to integrate no only an unrestricted music player, but also RDS radio, the W810i follows form as the next flagship music phone from Sony Ericsson.

But the W810i isn't one-dimensional. Its 2.0-megapixel camera is leading the market as well. Taking cues from Sony's digital camera department, the W810i offers usability unmatched by any camera phone on the market, offering an intuitive horizontal operating design similar to standalone digital cameras. Bundling it with an abundant supply of filters, effects, and software, the W810i is an outstanding camera phone just by itself.

Being released for Cingular, the W810i also integrates EDGE broadband connectivity. Allowing users to browse at speeds greater than traditional GPRS networks, customers wil be able to pair their laptop to surf the web and check email faster than before.

It seems the W810i doesn't have any significant weaknesses (pricing from Cingular to be determined). Offering a Memory Stick Pro Duo slot for up to 2 GB of expandable memory, Bluetooth and infrared connectivity, top-of-the-line imaging and audio features, and unrivaled usability, the W810i one of the most well rounded devices ever to come to North America.

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