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05 Dec, 2009
Sony Ericsson Aino
1 of 1 found this helpful The (SE) Sony Ericsson Aino is a fantastic phone with regards to mobile phones, there is a common misconception that it was mean't to be a PSP replacement due to the remote play feature that is included with the SE (UI) User Interface, I firmly believe that if SE are to introduce a PSP phone they will emphasise the fact that it is a "PSP" phone. Now onto the facts, the phone works fantastically as a mobile phone and ticks all of the relevant boxes, as a multimedia phone yet again it works perfectly and becomes even more pleasing the fact that the micro sd slot is hot swappable. It is a lovely looking phone but then everybody has different opinions about the style and colour of phone they prefer, the luminous white version is particularly attractive.
Now to the negative points, the semi responsive touch screen can be quite tedious when operating it while in multimedia mode and unfortunately this is the only time that you can use the touch screen. Remote play feature is brilliant but for the techophobe it could become quite tricky to setup correctly.
This is a short but sweet review of a highly underestimated phone that has the capabilities of being a 128gb multimedia monster, if it was seen as a mobile phone rather than a PSP replacement it would be a much more appreciated phone.
05 Dec, 2009
Sony Ericsson Aino
The (SE) Sony Ericsson Aino is a fantastic phone with regards to mobile phones, there is a common misconception that it was mean't to be a PSP replacement due to the remote play feature that is included with the SE (UI) User Interface, I firmly believe that if SE are to introduce a PSP phone they will emphasise the fact that it is a "PSP" phone. Now onto the facts, the phone works fantastically as a mobile phone and ticks all of the relevant boxes, as a multimedia phone yet again it works perfectly and becomes even more pleasing the fact that the micro sd slot is hot swappable. It is a lovely looking phone but then everybody has different opinions about the style and colour of phone they prefer, the luminous white version is particularly attractive.
Now to the negative points, the semi responsive touch screen can be quite tedious when operating it while in multimedia mode and unfortunately this is the only time that you can use the touch screen. Remote play feature is brilliant but for the techophobe it could become quite tricky to setup correctly.
This is a short but sweet review of a highly underestimated phone that has the capabilities of being a 128gb multimedia monster, if it was seen as a mobile phone rather than a PSP replacement it would be a much more appreciated phone.