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FCC Reveals Sony Ericsson K850 with US 3G Support

By on March 7, 2008

sony-ericsson-k850a.jpgThe FCC has revealed the first images and details on a possible American version of the K850 with support for US W-CDMA/GSM frequencies.

According to the user manual, AT&T is mentioned in many places and also mentions AT&T-specific services such as MEdia Net and Cellular Video.

The K850 is the newest in Sony Ericsson’s lineup of CyberShot imaging oriented handsets, and has been regarded as one of the best cameraphones on the market with its 5.0 megapixel CCD sensor and xenon flash.

There is no information on launch details or pricing at this time

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One response to “FCC Reveals Sony Ericsson K850 with US 3G Support”

  1. KrisP
    KrisP April 20, 2008 at 9:45 pm |

    The K850 has been capable of supporting US 3G frequencies, along with those from around the GSM world since it was first announced last year so this isn’t really anything new, just that now FCC has reviewed it and published the documentation.