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Sony Ericsson TM506 is T-Mobile’s first 3G handset

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If every US top wireless carriers has its own 3G device, so why haven’t you? Perhaps, this is what actually T-Mobile want to answer. Well, at least before they unveil their most-anticipated handset this year, HTC Dream Android. This 3G handset offering from US fourth largest carrier might become a proof for their “10.1.08 3G is Coming.” campaign, which has been spotted in Engadget on July 30, 2008.

So what about SE TM506 itself?

Sony Ericsson TM506 is a basically a clamshell handset that works on 850/1800/1900 MHz frequency. Unfortunately, it seems that this handset doesn’t come up with such fantastic features. For examples; you may have only 2MP camera to take your photos without geotag or Flickr-ready function, it has Music as well as video player for your need in multimedia with Bluetooth support, TeleNav navigation and access to T-Mobile’s 3G network for your GPS consideration, and thankfully it is myFaves capable (unlimited any-network calling to any 5 people with a T-Mobile’s myFaves plan).

SE TM 506

Price and availability

Engadget has reported that T-Mobile will sell this light weight 3.6 oz handset at $79.99 after rebate on contract. However, note that this price tag is still unconfirmed yet by T-Mobile itself. And one more thing, make sure that you’re one of its wannabe users who live in one of these 27 countries.

  1. New York City
  2. Austin
  3. NJ and Long Island
  4. Las Vegas
  5. Minneapolis
  6. Miami
  7. Dallas
  8. Chicago
  9. Houston
  10. Philadelphia
  11. Denver
  12. Detroit
  13. Orlando
  14. Kansas city
  15. Atlanta
  16. Los Angeles
  17. New England (whatever that means)
  18. Portland
  19. Sacramento
  20. San Diego
  21. Seattle
  22. Washington DC
  23. San Francisco
  24. Birmingham
  25. Memphis
  26. Tampa
  27. Phoenix

Sources: Engadget | UV

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