14 DAY TRIAL // Sony Ericsson has just released their W880i phone model in Nigeria, as to make their products available at a wide scale. This launch is only part of the company's solution for globally expanding their best products.
Sony Ericsson W880i has received high appreciation since it has been released. Just a few weeks ago, it proved to be the best-selling phone of the month in Sweden and registered high sales in other countries too. People at Sony are now looking to bring the W880's capabilities to new areas, in order to make this a global success.
Dee Dutta, Vice President Commercial and Head of marketing for Sony Ericsson stated that "the company is entering a phase of aggressive growth and to succeed it is important that people everywhere can connect with the brand at every level". In this context, the expansion for the W880i phone model makes it clear that the company is relying on catching the world's interest by offering what it has best.
The phone has many things to show off, starting with an impressive design. Sony Ericsson W880i is only 9,4 mm thick, but is still capable of supporting a 1GB of internal memory space. This makes it one of the thinnest phones in the world, with no compromises made when it comes to performances. W880i is slim, easy to handle and with well defined design lines, while it also provides top quality music performances.
Furthermore, it is one of the best Walkman phones released by Sony Ericsson and has enhanced features in order to provide the best music experience for its user. The W880i model has MegaBass, which provides better bass frequencies for a superior listening experience. Even more, it is 3G enabled and makes mobile blogging possible with high Internet performances and RSS feeds.
Mr Emeka Nkpa, the National Accounts Manager of the company emphasized the fact that "mobile phones are a technological revolution in Nigeria ; the technology is for many a social and economic God-sent. " God has sent Sony Ericsson W880i in Nigeria. Now that's a good product image for the company.