Sony Ericsson P900

The P900 was quite possibly the worst kept secret of 2003. Rumblings of a new successor for the aging P800 started many months ago, though nobody ever seemed quite sure as to what the device was to be named. It seems that Sony Ericsson was not so sure, either, as we saw images and documents referring to the device as both the P810 (the name most seem to prefer) and the P900 (the name actually chosen).

So in the end of October 2003, and the P900 is finally here. Sony Ericsson was nice enough to ship me a P900 the day after it was announced in Las Vegas, and I have been busy testing and photographing it ever since. The unit I have is seemingly not running the very latest version of software: R1A05 for the PDA, R3A024 for the phone. The PDA software is dated from the 12th of September, so it is well over a month old. I'm not sure how old the phone firmware is, but I know that R3B has been out for a while. So with that in mind, I must remind you that what you see on your very own P900 may well be different from what I see. Especially when it comes to bugs and such.

Some of the highlights of the P900 are its 65k color display, 16MB of internal RAM, and triband GSM support.

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