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April 06, 2005

Sony Ericsson
Sony Ericsson strengthens mobile gaming offering with four new Java 3D phones. Sony Ericsson on March 1, 2005, announced four more Java 3D-enabled phones including the K750, J300, K300 and W800 Walkman phone. Along with the two GSM/UMTS phones announced at 3GSM World Congress, the Z800 clamshell and K600, Sony Ericsson now has 12 phones supporting Mascot Capsule v3 and JSR-184. This 3D line-up demonstrates Sony Ericsson's commitment to mobile gaming and mobile Java 3D innovation. # posted by masquerader @ 14:56 ::

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