Its pictures like this that convince me the K800i is the right choice.
Credit: tyangkage@Lowyat.net
Who would've thought that mobile phones can take photos of this quality.
And the accessories to go along with the phone.
The product Sony Ericsson MBW-100 is a regular analog wrist watch but it comes enabled with Bluetooth functionality. It can connect to your mobile phone and show you discreetly on a small OLED display who is calling you.
Further on, you can even cancel or mute any call with the help of a dedicated key. But the fun doesn't end here - you can easily command your phone's music player straight from your wrist - you can play, pause, or skip to the next track. Best of all, it would be almost impossible to loose your phone incidentally since the water-resistant wrist watch MBW-100 would warn you with an out-of-range alarm.
The arrival of such a device comes as a no surprise since Fossil has a history with clever wrist watches in their Tech Watches series. The range includes watches such as the Wrist Net one which supports the MSN Direct service and the Wrist PDA one which works with the PALM OS and comes with 8MB of memory. The Sony Ericsson MBW-100 will go on sale globally during Q4 of 2006 with a guideline retail price of approximately EUR 300.
A must-see Flash site for the MBW-100 watch.
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