Sony Ericsson C905a has been spotted at FCC.

The new device’s camera capabilities are spectacular: an 8.1 Megapixel CMOS (3264×2448, 7,99 effective pixels) camera with autofocus, 3-led videolight, Xenon flash, focus assist lamp, self portrait mirror, image stabilizer, 16x digital zoom, face detection autofocus for up to three faces, Auto Rotate, BestPic, a Mechanical lens cover, video recording QVGA (320×240pixels) capabilities, dedicated camera still/record/review key dual function D-pad and a photo album.

Besides the spectacular camera capabilities, Sony Ericsson C905a also features A-GPS with picture geotagging, Bluetooth, MicrosoftExchangeActiveSync, DNLA technologies, Netfront 4.5 web browser with autorotate capabilities, FM radio with RDS, PlayNow 5.0, the MediaPlayer 3.0 with Megabass, 160MB and the 2GB M2 memory included, a micro card slot for up to 8GB cards.

The new C905 will only come in three colors, namely Night Black, Ice Silver and Copper Gold.

The C905’s release date and the price tag have not been set yet. Fortunately, it is known that this new camera phone from Sony Ericsson will be available via AT&T, using the American 3G network.

Sony Ericsson W980 walkman phone was released in the first quarter of this year. The walkman mobile W980 brings an “improvement”: it will come with Mylene Farmer’s latest album. The entire album “Stitches” will be included on a limited edition, counting only 2,000 copies.

These walkman devices will only be available via Studio SFR, starting December 12.

Sony Ericsson Xperia X1a can be ordered now. The new handset will probably start shipping on November 28.

Sony Ericsson Xperia X1a brings the following features: a 3-inch screen with 800×480 pixel resolution, Windows Mobile 6.1 OS, a 3.2 Megapixel camera with auto touch focus, a QWERTY keyboard, an internal memory of 400MB, 256MB of SDRAM and microSD card, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity, the Sony Ericsson panel, complete with Java applications and RSS news reader, the Microsoft Today panel, an FM Radio panel, a 3D Fish panel, a Slideshow panel revealing the latest photos or recordings, the Media Experience panel, the Google panel that provides complete access to Google applications.

Sony Ericsson W705 (aka Rika), Sony Ericsson’s latest Walkman series mobile phone has officially been launched.

The W705 Walkman Phone is a mid-level handset, it features HSDPA (3.6 Mbps), Wi-Fi (802.11 b/g, DLNA) connectivity, 2.4 inch display supporting 262k colors, 3.2 Megapixel camera with flash, a secondary camera for videocalls, Walkman 3.0, FM radio with RDS, FM receiver, accelerometer sensor for auto-rotate, Bluetooth 2.0 with support for A2DP, Shake control, SenseMe, TrackID, YouTube client, 120MB internal memory and a 4GB M2 memory card.

Sony Ericsson W705 will be available at the beginning of 2009.

Sony Ericsson has unveiled a new touchscreen handset, the G900.

Sony Ericsson G900 is a personal organiser that keeps your contacts, notes, calenders, pictures and favourite websites all in one place and just a fingertip away.

This is a hardwarevideo tour of the Sony Ericsson XPERIA X1.

Sony Ericsson XPERIA X1 features a mixed use of metal and plastic, quadband GSM (850/900/1800/1900) and quadband UMTS (850/900/1900/2100), an optical joystick for scrolling, a traditional D-Pad surrounding the optical area, miniUSB, 3.5mm audio to output to headphones and so on.

Sony Ericsson C905 Cyber-shot cameraphone was recently approved by the FCC. Unfortunately, this particular version does not include support for any U.S. 3G networks, only supporting EDGE and GSM (850/1900MHz).

The C905 Cyber-shot packs a 8.1 megapixel camera with autofocus, face detection, digital image stabilization, red-eye reduction, and even a Xenon flash, a built-in GPS receiver, TV-Out and so on.

Sony Ericsson W760a, the first 3G Walkman phone in the US, was announced by AT&T and Sony Ericsson. The handset is designed to deliver users the best of on-the-go entertainment and a unique music experience.

Sony Ericsson W760a features an accelerometer, AT&T Navigator, a 3.2 MP camera, A and B dedicated gaming buttons, full HTML Web Browsing, Bluetooth 2.0 and USB 2.0.

“We’re excited to offer a full portfolio of Walkman devices at a variety of price points for a broad range of users and are excited about the continued growth of our relationship with AT&T.” Sony Ericsson’s North America President, Najmi Jarwala, said. “With the availability of the W760a Walkman™ phone, U.S. consumers now have a full range of Walkman™ devices to choose from that fit their budget, their style and meet their desire for mobile phones that provide a robust entertainment experience.” he further explained.

Sony Ericsson W760a comes in three colors: red, black and silver, and it costs 129.00USD with a two-year agreement after the mail-in rebate. For those that don’t like commitment, the phone is sold for 279.99USD contract-free.

Not really that much is known about Sony Ericsson Filippa, the only hints we’ve got so far being some specs and several leaked photos.

The Filippa is rumored to be a new CyberShot phone that will, apparently, come in three colors, black, silver and peach. The new Sony Ericsson handset will pack a 3.2-inch display that will be scratch resistant, a 5 megapixel camera with autofocus and Xenon Flash, an M2 card slot, 140 MB of internal memory, QVGA video recording and TV out.

Sony Ericsson SO-01A, aka SO907i, will apparently be launched by NTT DoCoMo, Japan’s largest mobile operator.

Not much information about the SO-01A is available on the Internet and other media. As you can see, SO907i is designed to be a smartphone with a flip-style design. One side has a regular keypad along with a smaller display, but if the new Sony Ericsson handset is turned over, users will have a full touchscreen display at their disposal.