Thread yang ini : Sony Ericsson Portfolio 2009 - Part 2 sengaja gw tutup karena :

• Semua handphone yang untuk dirilis tahun 2009 sudah diumumkan secara resmi
• Hampir semua handphone untuk tahun 2009 sudah dijual di toko-toko dengan pengecualian Xperia X2 (Vulcan), tetapi Xperia X2 juga akan segera hadir di bulan November ini
• Masih akan ada pengumuman tanggal 3 November 2009 nanti, tapi ini untuk handphone yang akan dirilis mulai awal tahun 2010

Thread ini dibuat untuk menampung semua informasi mengenai rencana Sony Ericsson dalam hal produk handphone, accessories, layanan, pengembangan, dan lain-lain yang sifatnya masih berupa isu/rumor, belum resmi atau belum diumumkan secara resmi. Kalau suatu produk (barang/jasa) sudah diumumkan secara resmi maka akan dibuat thread baru khusus untuk produk tersebut dan di thread ini hanya akan dibuat post sebanyak satu kali saja yang merujuk pada pengumuman dan/atau thread baru untuk produk tersebut.

Sementara ini, info paling mutakhir adalah rencana pengumuman Xperia X10 Infinity (codename: Rachael) tanggal 3 November 2009, dengan rencana rilis mulai minggu ke-8 tahun 2010.

Info2 rumor berikutnya bakal di-post sama WhiteEye karena gw kayanya bakalan jarang mampir ke FP lagi.

pak djun kan pernah msang status kyak gto.

iya,berasa de ja vu...

Dari Engadget :

Windows 7-based HP Slate promised at WPC 2010?

Is this the answer to the question we posed back in mid-June? Maybe. While we're still unsure if Hewlett-Packard has a webOS-based tablet in its pipeline, those on-again / off-again Windows 7 rumors may finally be nearing an end. On the homepage of this year's Microsoft Worldwide Partner Conference -- which kicks off in earnest today in Washington, D.C. -- there's a pane of Windows 7 slates that are on deck for this year. Er, a pane with vendors promising Win7 slates this year. Sure enough, HP's logo is front and center, right alongside the likes of Sony, Dell, ASUS, Panasonic, Onkyo, Toshiba, MSI, Samsung, Lenovo and Fujitsu. We'll be keeping an ear to the ground for more, but for now, feel free to let your imaginations run wild. It's Monday, after all.

Update: During the event's opening keynote, which was headed by none other than Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer, the bigwig confirmed some of what's pictured above: Windows 7 slates will be arriving this year. Interestingly, he never mentioned HP by name (despite teasing us gently at CES with an apparent mystery device), but he did note that devices would be available at various price points and in a variety of form factors -- "with keyboards, touch only, dockable, able to handle digital ink, etc." We already knew as much from being overwhelmed by prototypes at Computex, but it's good to get the word straight from Ballmer himself. Now, to see if anyone's actually interested in buying a desktop OS on a mobile form factor...

PS:
Sony Ericsson masuk daftar tuh... jadi kemungkinan Jolie akan rilis tahun ini.

penasaran nih sm jolie
dulu sepertinya snapshot nya pernah lihat
ada yg bisa re post?
thx

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Dari Engadget :

Windows 7-based HP Slate promised at WPC 2010?

Is this the answer to the question we posed back in mid-June? Maybe. While we're still unsure if Hewlett-Packard has a webOS-based tablet in its pipeline, those on-again / off-again Windows 7 rumors may finally be nearing an end. On the homepage of this year's Microsoft Worldwide Partner Conference -- which kicks off in earnest today in Washington, D.C. -- there's a pane of Windows 7 slates that are on deck for this year. Er, a pane with vendors promising Win7 slates this year. Sure enough, HP's logo is front and center, right alongside the likes of Sony, Dell, ASUS, Panasonic, Onkyo, Toshiba, MSI, Samsung, Lenovo and Fujitsu. We'll be keeping an ear to the ground for more, but for now, feel free to let your imaginations run wild. It's Monday, after all.

Update: During the event's opening keynote, which was headed by none other than Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer, the bigwig confirmed some of what's pictured above: Windows 7 slates will be arriving this year. Interestingly, he never mentioned HP by name (despite teasing us gently at CES with an apparent mystery device), but he did note that devices would be available at various price points and in a variety of form factors -- "with keyboards, touch only, dockable, able to handle digital ink, etc." We already knew as much from being overwhelmed by prototypes at Computex, but it's good to get the word straight from Ballmer himself. Now, to see if anyone's actually interested in buying a desktop OS on a mobile form factor...

PS:
Sony Ericsson masuk daftar tuh... jadi kemungkinan Jolie akan rilis tahun ini.

wah, layak ditunggu ini....apakah ini X3 dengan layar AMOLED 4", 5row QWERTY keyboard.....kamera 720P....spiker stereo....lbh mantaph lg klo ditambah LCD projector (bukan DLP prjector)

Mana nih Sony Ericsson kok gak disebut-sebut?

Microsoft confirms Windows Phone 7 manufacturers: ASUS, Dell, HTC, LG, and Samsung all on board

Microsoft is no stranger to having partners galore in the phone business, but its lineup of manufacturers for the upcoming, surprisingly promising Windows Phone 7 launch is no less impressive. After plenty of rumoring, Microsoft has confirmed that Dell and HTC will be making Windows Phone 7 phones, in addition to ASUS, LG, and Samsung who had already been confirmed. All of these companies should have their stamp on hardware by the end of the year, with the launch of the OS still vaguely slated for the "holidays." We have no doubt that all five manufacturers can build some compelling, sexy hardware, but we're particularly enthused to see Dell really getting into the game after the impressive Streak and that drool-worthy leak a little while back. It's a good time to be alive if you're a person who buys or uses phones.

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Analisis gw mengenai Windows Phone 7 dari Sony Ericsson:
Karena Microsoft pernah membuat statement bahwa device Windows Phone 7 akan tersedia dalam tahun ini (kemungkinan akhir tahun), dari beberapa partner yang akan memproduksi device tersebut hanya 5 di atas lah yang sudah siap dan sanggup memproduksi dengan tenggat waktu akhir tahun tersebut.
Partner lainnya kelihatannya tidak/belum siap.
Siapa partner lain tersebut?
Mari kita cek satu per satu.
Nokia --> coret, gak ada sejarahnya dia pake WinMo/WinPho
Moto --> coret kayanya, secara doi lagi fokus sama si robot ijo mulu sekarang
Apple --> coret secoret-coretnya
RIM --> buang jauh-jauh
Sony Ericsson --> nah, ini dia nih vendor yang akan bikin device WinPho 7 tapi BELUM SIAP untuk tahun 2010 ini.

Jadi... silakan menunggu si Jolie di tahun 2011, atau 2012??? Hahaha...

Ada 2 kalimat menarik dari Mobile Review :

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I also could not complete the work on Qwerty from MTC, because I was overwhelmed by new Sony Ericsson models I had to study. I think the next announcement from the company will be interesting, but we will have to wait a long time until the models hit the shelves.

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Ada yang menarik nih BREAKING NEWS dari engadget!
Yg lagi puasa jangan batal yahh gara2 ngiler :P

Source: [tautan dihapus]

Ini ada kaitannya dengan omongan Eldar di atas apa ngga ya ?

Mantap nih.

Lucu bro, masa bagian belakang sama bagian depan ngga presisi. Yang bagian belakang agak oval, yang bagian depan kotak.

PSP Phone with Android ?? Hope so

kan tu dibilang cuma ganvaran aja bro.y jlas bkan hpnya.

iya tau, aku kira itu, photoshop orang. Barusan baca ternyata dicomot dari PSP + hp Samsung

Melengkapi yang di atas.

Exclusive: Sony Ericsson to introduce Android 3.0 gaming platform and PSP Go-like smartphone

There's no question that gaming on the Android platform has heretofore been relatively underwhelming, but that looks like it's all about to change. It seems that Sony Ericsson -- a company that has yet to even introduce an Android 2.0 device -- is at work on a project to redefine gaming on Google's mobile platform. We now know (via a trusted source) that the company is actively and heavily developing a brand new gaming platform, ecosystem, and device (possibly alongside Google) which are already in the late stages of planning. And we've got the goods on it.

Here's what we can tell you about the hardware: if you're a gaming fan, this is exactly the kind of phone you've been waiting for. The device is described as cross between the Samsung Captivate and the PSP Go -- in other words, it's a landscape slider with game controls in place of the typical QWERTY keyboard. The D-pad is here, but instead of the small joystick, the device will have what was described as a "long touch pad" for analog controls, along with standard PSP buttons and shoulder buttons. The phone has a large display, described as being between 3.7 and 4.1 inches with WVGA or better resolution, a 5 megapixel camera that we're told might not be final, and it'll likely have a 1GHz Snapdragon CPU on board. The phone is mostly black with some silver highlights, and the gamepad area is white / silver in color. Apparently it's currently branded as a Xperia device, but it looks like it will carry PlayStation branding as well. Those who've seen the phone say it looks "pretty damn sexy." The mockup above probably doesn't do the actual hardware justice, but it should give you an idea of what you'll be dealing with.

On the software side, it looks like the device will be running Gingerbread (Android 3.0) with a phone-specific skin, and there will be a new area of the Android Market specifically for the games. That content will be initially accessible only by the halo device, but from the sounds of things, these titles might be made available to other Android phones if their specs and button layouts meet requirements. Games will be graphically in the range of PSX or PSP games, meaning true 3D gaming is headed to Android. Titles currently being shown off seem to be focused around some older PSX as well as new PSP offerings, with God of War, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare, and LittleBigPlanet possibly on tap, and future plans for titles which incorporate augmented reality features.

In terms of release, it's possible that the phone and ecosystem could be introduced as early as October of this year, but we have yet to confirm.

Right now we're working on getting even more detail about the phone and partnership, but we can tell you now that this is not a random rumor -- we have reason to believe that what we've heard and seen is real and coming to market. It makes perfect sense in a way -- Google gets a much-needed push into the gaming and entertainment space for Android, while Sony (via its partnership with Ericsson) finally delivers the PlayStation phone users have been wanting. We see it as a major win for both companies and the consumer... and we always need another distraction. Stay tuned to this space for updates as we get them, and in the meantime, start socking away the pennies.

Additional reporting by Chris Ziegler

Sumber: Engadget
Photo (photoshop antara PSP Go dengan Samsung Captivate) sudah di-post di atas.

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Sony Ericsson Readying an Android 3.0 PlayStation Phone?

Engadget's reporting that Sony Ericsson, who hasn't been quickest on the draw with Android devices, is in the "late stages of planning" for an Android 3.0 smartphone with sliding gaming controls and an accompanying gaming platform.

Android fans, listen up. Gamers, listen up. Android fans who are gamers, really listen up. Engadget hears from a "trusted source" that Sony Ericsson is working a device that's being described as "a cross between the Samsung Captivate and the PSP Go," bringing real deal 3D gaming on an Android device. Wha?

According to their source, it'll potentially sport a 1GHz Snapdragon processor and a screen sizing between 3.7" and 4.1." The real business—a D-pad and a "long touch pad" in place of a joystick—slides out in place of a keyboard. The device currently bears Xperia branding but could also be part of the PlayStation family when it lands, possibly as soon as October, though that seems awfully ambitious.

The handset is said to run a skinned version Gingerbread (Android 3.0), and its games, which supposedly will include favorites like God of War and Modern Warfare, older PSX titles, and new ones that incorporate augmented reality game play, will be graphically akin to PSX and PSP games. Depending on what particular kind of button mashing they require, titles could be available to other Android devices.

It definitely seems as though Google's becoming increasingly interested in the gaming. Add that to the fact that the PSP Phone has been an elusive object of gamer yearning since time immemorial, and it seems like these rumors could actually bear out. You should probably start doing your thumb exercises now, just in case.

Sumber: Gizmodo

Wah psp phone, mestinya dr dulu2 nih sony bikin yg ky gini. Mantap..., mudah2an bs jadi beneran

mudah mudahan dapat tereksekusi dengan baik

Langsung ngeluarin 2 versi ya? kok gambarnya beda?

moga2 beneran dibikin. PASTI gw BELI kalo beneran rilis taon2 dpan.

kok logonya sony ya,bukan sony ericsson???

@Bro-bro sekalian...
Kedua gambar "rendering" dari Sony Ericsson PSP-Go Phone di atas jangan dianggap akan mewakili gambar produk sebenarnya.
Kedua gambar di atas hanyalah sekedar photoshop yang mencoba menggabungkan antara Sony PSP-Go dengan bagian layar dari Samsung Captivate ataupun layar lain yang sekiranya "pas" disandingkan.
Sampai saat ini belum ada bocoran dari gambar untuk produk sebenarnya.
Jadi please gambarnya jangan dianggap dulu.

Produk sebenarnya? Berarti isu psp phone ini bukan isu jempolan belaka. Smg saja jadi kenyataan.