You might remember the Sony Ericsson T707 as the clamshell phone that debuted in the hands of Maria Sharapova not too long ago.  Clad in glossy, eye-catching colors, it’s easily one of the most visually appealing handsets available today.
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Based on the Expansys page, the phone will officially be sold as the Sony Ericsson Xperia X3 and will, indeed, be the company’s first handset to run Google’s mobile OS platform.  From previous leaks, we already know that it will be running a snazzy-looking custom UI on top of Android OS 1.5.

Connectivity details include quad-band GSM (850/900/1800/1900 MHz), dual-band 3G (900/2100 MHz), Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 2.1 and data speeds topping at 10Mbps downloads and 2Mbps uploads.  It will sport a 4-inch touchscreen display with an 800 x 400 pixel resolution.

Camera module remains the same as first uncovered – 8.0 megapixels with autofocus, image stabilization, face detection, LED flash and VGA-resolution video capture.  Other specs include aGPS, full email support (POP3, IMAP4, SMTP and MS Exchange), a 3.5mm audio port, miniUSB support and microSDHC card expansion (yes, Sony Ericsson seems to have finally accepted that their proprietary memory expansion sucks).

That’s all the details available for now.  Considering how nearly-complete the list is, it’s probably not going to take long before the Sony Ericsson Xperia X3 gets an official unveiling.  Knowing the company, expect prices to go through the roof.

The Sony Ericsson C905a is from the cream-of-the-crop of the company’s Cyber-shot line (at least, until Satio comes around). With a high-resolution 8.1 megapixel camera, a stylish modern design and the latest features you can expect from higher-end models, it’s among the most attractive camera phones available with carrier subsidy in North America.
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