14 DAY TRIAL // Sony Ericsson F305 and Sony Ericsson S302 are two of the new handsets that the Swedish-Japanese company will officially present tomorrow, June 17, together with the 8 Megapixel C905 and the Walkman-series Alicia. Plus, Sony Ericsson will also unveil the much-talked-about P5 slider, also known as Paris, and probably some other phones that we don't know anything about for the moment.
F305 and S302 are the latest leaked handsets from Sony Ericsson and, according to the Unofficial Sony Ericsson Blog, they're both mid to low-end devices created to bring a set of nice features at a reasonable price.
Sony Ericsson F305 is, as we already said a few days ago, the first SE phone from the brand new Fun line-up. The handset is a mix between a phone and a portable gaming console, hence it comes with accelerometer, motion sensor, dedicated gaming keys and three pre-installed games: Bowling, Jockey and Bass fishing - all of them being easily played thanks to the motion sensor integrated into the handset. F305 also features a 2 inch TFT display with 262K colors and 176 x 220 pixels, quad-band GSM connectivity with EDGE, stereo speakers, Music player with lots of formats supported, stereo FM radio, stereo Bluetooth with A2DP, expandable memory, USB and so on. The phone is a slider that weighs 97.5 grams and, when closed, it measures 96 x 47 x 14.6 millimeters. It will be available starting the third quarter of the year in both white and black.
Sony Ericsson S302 is a new handset from the Snapshot series. It's a candybar that features a 2 Megapixel camera with LED flash, PhotoFix and video recording. Furthermore, the phone offers quad-band GSM connectivity (EDGE included), a 2 inch TFT screen with 174 x 220 pixels, support for PictBridge Bluetooth 2.0, FM radio, USB and expandable memory - all in a case that measures 101 x 46 x 11 millimeters and weighs only 79 grams. The S302 will be available a bit later than the F305, in the fourth quarter of 2008, in gray and blue.
The exact prices of S302 and F305 are not known at the moment, but they'll most probably be announced tomorrow.
