With the successful launch of the NOkia 5800 XpressMusic, Nokia now goes the opposite direction – after launching a phone with no keys, it launches the 5730 XpressMusic, a phone with A LOT OF KEYS! The Nokia 5730 is the first full QWERTY phone from Nokia that bears a full keypad, allowing you to do more work than just listen to music.

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Even though it lacks a flash, the W760’s camera is decent for the better part of the day. I’ve been using the Sony Ericsson W760 for the better part of three days and I’m trying to get over the fact that the phone doesn’t come with a flash – even an LED light for that matter. On the other hand, I’m also telling myself that this is a Walkman series phone and thus I *should* be glad that it even came with a decent camera for daylight shots.

What I can’t seem to get over with the latter releases of Sony Ericsson Walkman phones is that the 3.5mm jack is built into a separate connector, and not directly to the phone. I think this defeats the purpose of having a Walkman phone in the first place (!!!).

On the good side, the W760 is classic. It’s light, easy to use and packs the same neat tools you can find in other K series phones such as the video ring tones, video editor, music DJ and track ID for recognizing songs.

Released last year, the Sony Ericsson W760 is still a good phone to have as it also supports the latest HSDPA connectivity.

[image c/o SE PR]

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