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Sony Ericsson to concentrate upon cameraphones in the U.S.

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Who is complaining about the lack of camera phones in the States? According to Reuters, GSM users should not, since Sony Ericsson plans to work upon delivering a high-end shooting solution in the second quarter of the year. As you might guess, this would be the 8-megapixel slider, the C905, which is said to see the light of day with either AT&T or T-Mobile. As Jon Mulder, head of product marketing at the company’s N.A. division, estimates, the device will be offered at a price ranging from $199 to $249 after subsidies. In our view, the C905 will surely be warmly welcomed. It would be really nice seeing it with T-Mobile too, but looking at their current catalogue (they don’t seem like big fans of Sony Ericsson), the phone will probably go to AT&T.

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source: Reuters

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