Sony Ericsson P800

The P800 is Sony Ericsson's first Symbian OS smartphone and is also the first smartphone in the market to use the UIQ user interface. It is a pen-based, touchscreen, 2.5G and tri-band phone with advanced multi-media functionality. It includes a built-in camera, a Sony Memory Stick Duo for file storage, a jog dial for one hand usage and has a battery standby time of up to 400 hours. The Sony Ericsson P800 smartphone is available as a Chinese language version, the P802 smartphone. The Sony Ericsson P802 has a complete Chinese interface for messaging and contacts and the input methods are Pinyin and Stroke. It also supports Chinese handwriting recognition.

• Enabling Technologies:
  Symbian OS v7.0
  Java (personalJava and J2ME CLDC/MIDP)
• User Interface:
  UIQ 2.0
• Network: Tri-band
  900 / 1800 / 1900 MHz
  GPRS, HSCSD
• Messaging:
  SMS, MMS and email
• Email:
  HSCSD - up to 28,8 kbps
  GPRS - up to 53.6 kbps
• Email protocols:
  SMTP, POP3 and IMAP4
• Display:
  Pen-based color touchscreen
  208 x 320 pixels
  WTLS Class 1/2/3
• Color Depth:
  4096 colors
• Handwriting recognition
• On-screen view finder
• Integrated digital camera
• Video playback
• Audio player
• Speaker phone
• Browsing:
  WAP 2.0 (incl HTML, XML and cHTML)
• Connectivity:
  Bluetooth® technology, Infrared,
• Synchronization:
  SyncML and USB
• Wide screen gaming
• Support for TTY devices
• Memory:
  16 MB Memory Stick® Duo™ with 12 MB internal storage

UIQ user interface
is a customizable pen-based graphical user interface for media-rich Symbian OS phones. Visit UIQ's website for more information: www.uiq.com