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Sony Ericsson Jalou T650i Cameraphone… Hah! They Fell for it…

August 8th, 2009 | by Thrystan |



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Loading ... Loading ... Excuse the ironic title, but it’s funny to see major sites like Engadget taking the Sony Ericsson Jalou T650i concept for a real device. Congrats to the folks of Esato (user LEFTHORSE, if I’m not mistaking) for making such a believable Photoshop render, based on Sony Ericsson W995.

Sony Ericsson Jalou T650i Cameraphone... Hah! They Fell for it...

This cameraphone will seemingly run Symbian and support WiFi, plus it packs a GPS chipset and also supports HSDPA connectivity. This is probably the second time that I can spot both the Cyber-shot and Walkman brands on a single device and I’m really wondering what the megapixel count on this phone is… 8MP? Maybe 10?

What do you think? Would you mistake Sony Ericson T650i for a real product?

Sony Ericsson Jalou T650i Cameraphone... Hah! They Fell for it...

Sony Ericsson Jalou T650i Cameraphone... Hah! They Fell for it...

Sony Ericsson Jalou T650i Cameraphone... Hah! They Fell for it...

[via Esato and Engadget]

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  1. 2 Responses to “Sony Ericsson Jalou T650i Cameraphone… Hah! They Fell for it…”

  2. By L on Aug 8, 2009 | Reply

    This is a great rendering job and I would easily have mistaken it for the real deal but alas I am again fooled.

  3. By Liberty Rodriquez on Aug 9, 2009 | Reply

    the megapixel count, expected to be incurred in 2009 will occur in 2010. Normally I deliver, but the second time I couldn\’t. However, the folks extraordinarily high gross profit margins were unchanged by the megapixel count.

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