New SE P series smartphone officially announced today, the P910.

Info & discussions can be found here:

http://www.esato.com/board/viewtopic.php?topic=63735

Basically: Flip QWERTY keyboard, 262K screen, 64MB RAM, MS DUO PRO support

I’m really hoping the P910 flip works on the P900. It’s not even that I want the QWERTY keyboard. I just want number keys that are easier to press.

here’s another..  

and another…

http://www.mobileburn.com/news.jsp?Id=800&source=SIDEBAR

too bad that none of the u.s. wireless companies are picking this up and subsidizing customers in the form of rebates.

:drool:

Don’t be so sure of that. One of the models announced was the P910a, which uses the US-specific 850/1800/1900 MHz frequencies. (for the pedantic, I know that 1800 MHz is not used in the US) They wouldn’t have announced it unless they had at least some interest from Cingular/AT&T.

Being a Cingular customer for some years now, I am looking forward to the increased selection of phones when that merger happens.  I am so due for an upgrade. :D

If you want subsidized phones, be glad you’re not a T-Mobile customer. Their customer care kicks all kinds of ass, but their phone selection sucks. There’s never been a point at which I’ve wanted a phone they’ve had available. If the phone I wanted was ever available, I’d already gotten it at a better price months before it was on TMo.

Does anyone know for a fact the most common network(s) frequency(ies) in Japan?  Just curious… expandability options… I like the p910a and if I can afford it or something like it, I would like to know what frequency Japan runs.