Manufacturer Sony Ericsson Form factor Clamshell Weight 95 grams | Availability by country Q2 2009 Dimensions 93 × 50 × 14.1 mm | |
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Compatible networks GSM 850/900/1800/1900, GPRS, EDGE, UMTS, HSDPA | ||
The Sony Ericsson T707 (also known as Sony Ericsson Equinox in the US) is a fashion-oriented mobile phone from Sony Ericsson. It was announced on 26 March 2009, in conjunction with tennis star Maria Sharapova. The product was discontinued in January 2012.
It has a clamshell design, featuring a small 1.1” scratch-resistant, monochromatic OLED external screen (128 × 36 pixel) that’s built into the phone’s casing. The main screen is a 2.2” 240 × 320 pixel, 262k colour TFT. It comes in three colours; Mysterious Black, Spring Rose and Lucid Blue.
One of its lifestyle features is it enables users to personalise pulsating light settings depending on who is calling. It also features gesture control as you can wave your hand over the screen to trigger actions such as muting calls.
The T707 features a 3.2 MP rear-facing camera, which has an up to 3.2x digital zoom and can be used for video calls. It has a FM radio and supports Sony Ericsson standards such as motion gaming and the PlayNow download service for content such as music, games and ringtones.
In terms of software, it uses the Access NetFront web browser and enables photo, video and text blogging. There is direct access to YouTube and the ability to geo-tag photos to Google Maps as well.
GSM/GPRS standby time is up to 400 hours. Talk time is up to 10 hours. This is reduced to 4 hours for UMTS.