Up Close And Personal With The Sony Ericsson Jalou

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One new phone that is making waves in the clamshell mobile phone arena is the Sony Ericsson Jalou. The first thing that most people think when they see it is how unique the design of this clamshell model is. Within its very small frame, however, lies a great host of functional tools that will prove themselves to be quite useful in your everyday roles and responsibilities.

Diminutive but Power-Packed

First off, the Sony Ericsson Jalou mobile phone is perceived as a very small phone given that its measurements are 45 x 73 x 18.2 mm. It is also quite on the lightweight side because it is only 84g/First of all, the Sony Ericsson Jalou mobile phone is perceived as a very small phone with a dimension of 45 x 73 x 18.2 mm and weight of 84 grams. Overall, the design is like that of a matchbox and it is sure to be a hit among those who like their phones to fit even inside really small bags/its design is like a matchbox and it is sure to be a hit among those who like their phones to fit even inside really small bags. The Sony Ericsson Jalou ...
... mobile phone also has a pretty attractive finish that makes it look like a precious stone or a jewel. It comes in three different dark jewel-inspire tones of blue, purple and black. It was mentioned that a gold and rose colored version will come out, designed by none other than Dolce and Gabanna themselves. This phone is not only attractive on the outside, but pretty good-looking on the inside with two screens - one on the inside and a slightly smaller display on the external part.

The display of the Sony Ericsson Jalou mobile phone is 33m. On the screen you can see the batter level, time and signal strength. The internal screen, on the other hand, is two inches and has a QVGA resolution that can display 262 thousand colors/The Sony Ericsson Jalou has a 33m display. You can see the batter level, time and signal strength on the screen. And there is a 2 inches internal screen which has a QVGA resolution that can display 262 thousand colors. One really cool feature of the Sony Ericsson Jalou mobile phone is that the screen can also serve as a mirror - all you have to do is to press the clear button and you will see your reflection like you are looking at a compact mirror. Keypads are chrome tinted, and a hexagonal D-pad is found in the middle upon opening the phone.

Techie Requirements

Not only is it fashionably stylish, it also gets the job done. The Sony Ericsson Jalou mobile phone comes with 3G connectivity and HSDPA for a smoother and faster browsing experience. There is Bluetooth technology so you can do data transfer as well as connect the Sony Ericsson Jalou mobile phone to other devices like other mobile phones, computers and wireless printers/And with Bluetooth technology available, you can transfer data as well as connect this phone to other devices such as other mobiles, computers and wireless printers. Camera-wise, the Sony Ericsson Jalou mobile phone pegs in at a satisfactory megapixel count of 3.2. However, its lack of auto focus and flash means pictures only look really good while in direct sunlight and just so-so under low-light conditions. Still, it is good enough for daily snaps here and there and it even has the option to immediately upload your pictures on your different social networking websites as soon as you take them/However, the absence of auto focus and flash is rather disappointing, for pictures only look really good while in direct sunlight and just so-so under low-light conditions. While, it is still good enough for daily snaps here and there and it can let you upload your pictures on your different social networking websites as soon as you take them. When it comes to video capture, the Sony Ericsson Jalou mobile phone supports video recording of 15 frames per second. Entertainment is in the form of an FM radio with an internal music player, too. The Sony Ericsson Jalou mobile phone has 100 MB space for internal memory, but you can bump this with a micro SD card up to 4 GB. The battery life of the Sony Ericsson Jalou mobile phone is at a respectable 350 hour standby and 7 hours of talk time, thanks to the Lithium-ion battery.
Jerry Smith, the editor of http://www.mobilephoneonly.co.uk. An expert on mobile phone and an observer of UK telecommunication market. He writes reviews on latest mobile phones, and also suggests promotional deals and special offers from mobile phone retailers in UK.