10-19-2006

Sony Ericsson P990i

Infosync has a review of the Sony Ericsson P990i and comments on the WiFi: “The Sony Ericsson P990i should offer road warriors plenty of connectivity options, whether or not you feel like breaking out your laptop. Though we could not test the phone’s performance on a UMTS network, it does offer tethered modem support for 3G access for your PC. The phone can act as a modem over a Bluetooth network, or find a Wi-Fi network on its own with its 802.11b capabilities. We applaud the inclusion of Wi-Fi on the phone, but the slower 802.11b protocol does keep the speed down a bit, especially compared to the 802.11g standard you’ll find on Nokia’s Wi-Fi-enabled phones. The included USB cable also charges the phone. If you prefer a clean aesthetic to your desktop, Sony Ericsson includes a dock with ports for the charger, USB cable, and headphones.”

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