Sony Ericsson president says new game phone February will not use PS brand

The network (compiled/eskimo) has reported that a so-called "PSP mobile phone" has been secretly developed for several months. Just last month, foreign media released a group of leaked photos of the phone. Sony has not commented on this. In an interview with the Wall Street Journal, Sony Ericsson's president, Bert Nordberg, hinted that Sony Ericsson would work closely with the parent company Sony to launch a mobile phone with a sliding handle in the smartphone business. He said frankly: "Smoke, Sony's huge game production is obvious to everyone, we are very interested." "Prior to the media release of the PSP phone leaked figure Bert Nordberg added that a new product they have developed will be interviewed at the World Mobile Communications Conference in Barcelona next February." We speculate that this new product is likely to be the previous outside rumors of the PSP mobile phone.　　He also said that the biggest obstacle to developing such equipment was copyright rather than technology, and that Sony, who worked with us, knew how to solve the problem. According to previous reports, the handset-type mainframe will use Google's Android system, positioned between Samsung Captivate mobile phone and Sony PSPGO. The mainframe is equipped with a nice slider and a typical QWERTY keyboard.　　Operation, the cross key replaced the small rocker, analog control function will be through a "long touch screen" implementation, in addition to the PS series of standard rings, forks, triangles, squares and L/R keys. The handset will use Sony Ericsson's Xperia brand rather than Sony's PlayStation and will use the Android operating system. And the game will be provided to the user in the way of application. Sony Ericsson has used the company's expertise in consumer electronics, but is sure the new phone will not use the PS gaming platform because Sony fears it will affect the success of the PS brand. (Edit/Ming)