The First Video of Sony Ericsson's P700i

After many leaked photos of Sony Ericsson's future P700i handset, the first leaked video has finally shown up on the Internet.

While the exact details regarding the phone's capabilities remain unknown, rumor has it that it will include an nVidia GoForce 5500 GPU (used in Sony's PSP), a 3.6 inch screen, 3.2 megapixel camera (with no flash), 15fps video recording and 30fps playback, possibly HSDPA and almost surely WiFi.

The keyboard it comes equipped with will also be appealing to a lot of users, who will be able to compose text messages and emails much faster and more conveniently than a regular numeric keypad would allow.

Sony Ericsson's P700 will be a nice blend between two mobile phones that are currently available on the market, the P990 and M600, bringing the 3.2 megapixel camera most users wanted in the M600 as well as all the advanced functionality of the P990.

Although it was initially expected to come out as the P1000, according to rumors Sony Ericsson will not release phones from the P series with a four digit 'name', so that idea was pretty much dropped. The SE123 that's stamped on the phone is not very revealing either, since it is used to mark Sony Ericsson's prototypes.

The leaked video of the phone that you can find here, is rather blurry, unfortunately, but it does reveal the great looking user interface as well as the phone's stylish looks. While rumors, photos and now a video continue to show up, it looks like the phone's release is also closer. According to the rumors, Sony Ericsson's P700i will get launched throughout June this year.