[KTHubbybunch]

The new phone boosts a secondary video call camera along with the already mentioned 3.2 megapixel camera. There is no information whether it will sport autofocus but, considering Sony Ericsson's usual practice, the absence of one will be considered a surprise. The device will be only 12mm thick, which is more than W880 but still a decent girth. Although the currently available information is quite sparse, we can confirm that the successor, like the original W880, will be tri-band GSM and UMTS enabled, with Bluetooth and USB support also on board. The end-user phone memory is 25 MB, expandable through a Memory Stick Micro (M2) card slot. It is certainly worth mentioning that Sony Ericsson has abandoned the outlandish keypad used in W880, choosing a more conventional one this time.

[erure]

You copied it straight off of gsmarena. At least give them credit

[Volts]

i wish SE would make different style of phones, they all looked the same imo....

[xman150]

this phone is nice and thin but i'd rather get the W960i, it also has a 3.2 mp cam and its a touch screen and 8gb internal memory.

[Tonyc402]

this phone is nice and thin but i'd rather get the W960i, it also has a 3.2 mp cam and its a touch screen and 8gb internal memory.

Yeah I was gunna say... I think its stupid if Sony for them to release this when the W960i is already coming out sporting even better functionalities

[DKYang]

Yeah I was gunna say... I think its stupid if Sony for them to release this when the W960i is already coming out sporting even better functionalities

This isn't official though. So far all we know, this could be a limited released or only available in certain markets.