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Sony Ericsson P950i Hermione, une réalité

Il semblerait que le successeur du P910i soit une réalité, Slahsphone publie des photos du prototype du P950i nom de code Hermione. Pour rappel, le P950i…

Il semblerait que le successeur du P910i soit une réalité, Slahsphone publie des photos du prototype du P950i nom de code Hermione. Pour rappel, le P950i embarquerait le WiFi, un clavier QWERTY directement sur le téléphone et non plus sur le clapet.

Wait and see 😉

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  1. Bon, je n’ai pas envie de tout traduire mais voici d’autres infos sur ce fameux P950i prises sur Gizmodo:

    Dimensions: 5.5 x 10.5 x 2.0 cm (P910 is: 5.8 x 11.5 x 2.6 cm)
    Colour (probable):
    Silver on the flip and edges (top and bottom).
    Darl grey in the main body and behind the keyboard.
    (On the spy pictures you can see it’s gold. Gold, it seems, means it’s a prototype in the final stage of development)

    Screen:
    Type: TFT LCD, touchscreen (source)
    Dimensions: 4.5 x 6.0 cm
    (P910 is: 4.2 x 6.4 cm)
    Resolution: 240 x 320 pixels (QVGA), 262 K colours
    Full Specifications

    Network:
    UMTS
    Tri-band GSM (GSM 900 / GSM 1800 / GSM 1900)
    GPRS
    Wi-Fi

    Camera:
    Front camera for videophone (probably)
    Back camera with 2 MegaPixels resolution (1632 x 1224 pixels), CCD (probably)
    Autofocus, Macro (probably)
    The back of the phone, it seems it’s closer to the W800 than the K750.

    Input:
    Flip closed, there’s a 5-way button and 2 rocker buttons. Top portion is for virtual keys (displayed on screen), bottom left is return (U arrow sideways) and right is C. Like the the previous models, the flip can be opened and dismantled.
    Flip open, touchscreen plus a qwerty keyboard in the body of the phone, similar to the P910 keyboard but with larger keys.
    The jog-dial is smaller than the P910’s.

    Processor:
    Philips Nexperia™ Mobile Multimedia Processor PNX4008 (source)
    208 MHz speed (probably)
    Processor specifications – NOT phone specifications
    Full specifications (PDF)
    Key features
    • Unique architecture for unprecedented multimedia performance
    – ARM9 processor in 90-nm CMOS technology running at 208 MHz
    – Dedicated accelerators for video, audio, graphics, and security
    subsystems to provide optimized performance and reduce power
    consumption
    • High-resolution imaging
    – Still image capture up to 4 MegaPixels
    • Video record/playback
    – Simultaneous H.263, MPEG-4 encode/decode of streams up to
    CIF resolution at 30 fps
    • Video telephony
    – Full-duplex, low-latency video encode/decode mode
    • Enhanced audio/music
    – Dedicated DSP for all audio activities
    – Integrated stereo DACs and ADCs
    • 3D gaming
    – OpenGL-ES compliant 3D graphics accelerator
    • Security
    – PKI, Symmetric and Hash Coprocessors
    – Random Number Generator with fuses for key generation
    • Space-saving LFBGA320 package

    Operating System:
    Symbian OS 9.1
    UIQ 3.0

    Synchronization:
    New ActiveSync system like, licensed from Microsoft.

    Applications:
    Rumours say it doesn’t run UIQ 2.1 software out of the box. UIQ 2.1 programs will have to be recompiled so that they can be run on UIQ 3.0.
    Developers need to purchase a compiler license to make programs.
    Applications must (?) be Symbian signed.

  2. allo hermione sava moi oui je mapel benjamin ladouceur jai 13ans et aussy je vait te donner mon skyblog cest bencool0117.skyblog.com 🙂

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