Sony Ericsson Jalou


August 14th, 2009 • Related • Filed Under

Sony Ericsson Jalou Review

There are various kinds of mobile phones that are being announced and launched these days. Sony Ericsson has also made an announcement that it’s much talked about mobile phone Jalou is official; it is going to hit the market by the fourth quarter of 2009. Jalou is not alone, Sony Ericsson is planning two separate versions of the handset – one is called Jalou and the other one is the Dolce & Gabbana edition. The D & G edition of Sony Ericsson Jalou will be limited and this phone will be available in Sparkling Rose shade while the other version will wear colours like onyx black, aquamarine blue and deep amethyst. The first impression that you get after the glimpse of these phones is awesome. In terms of looks, both versions of Sony Ericsson Jalou are hard to beat. The phone will merge the excellence of style, substance and communication. The super sleek design of the phone is bound to make other gorgeous devices feel shy. It is just 73 mm long and it is smaller than your lipstick. Yes, you have guessed it right; Sony Ericsson Jalou is especially appealing to the ladies who like socialize and flaunt their latest accessories. If you are one of those party people, Sony Ericsson Jalou is something that you cannot afford to miss.

Apart from the super stunning looks, Jalou is quite competitive in terms of the features. The phone comes with two inch display screen that provides resolution of 240 x 320 pixels and 256,000 colours. The overall weight of the phone is 84 grams and its height is 73 mm, which makes it quite a handy device. You can easily fit it into your bag and tight pocket. There is another monochrome display of 1.3 inches size and 128 x 36 pixels resolution. The device is supportive to both second generation and third generation network. It supports 2G quad band GSM 850, 900, 1800 and 1900 and 3G HSDPA 900, 2100 and 1700. In addition, the entertainment aspect of the phone is quite nice. The music lovers can remain hooked to the MP3 player and FM Radio with RDS. There is a media player that can play various video files such as WMV, MPEG4. The 3.15 mega pixel camera is quite capable of clicking nice snaps. The camera features geo tagging and video calling options, but auto focus is missing.

Overall, both versions of Sony Ericsson Jalou are a device to watch out for.

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