Sony Personal Communicator COM-2(White)

SONY MYLO COM-2 PERSONAL COMMUNICATOR (BLACK)
This phone is very nice came out Feb 1st Very nice similar to the Sidekick LX but better has touch screen and all.Its way better than the 1st one. Bigger screen is always a +......
Sony mylo "MY LIFE ONLINE" COM-2 Personal Communicator. This item was Released from Sony on February 1, 2008. Comes in black and comes in white...
PRODUCT FEATURES:
.Pocket size communicator that uses WI-FI (IEEE 802.11 b/g)
.Send instant messages, skype phone calls and e-mail via web mail
.Music player (MP3, WMA, ATRAC and AAC codecs), MPEG-4, AVC (baseline) video playback
.1GB Internal memory, plus Memory Stick Duo media slot
.3.5-inch high resolution (800 x 480) color LCD Touchscreen, 1.3 Megapixel built-in camera
PROCESSOR, MEMORY, AND MOTHERBOARD
Hardware Platform: PC
Processor: 0 GHz Intel Celeron
Number of Processors: 1
RAM: 0MB
RAM Type: SDRAM
HARD DRIVE:
Size: 1GB
Type: EIDE
CASES AND EXPANDABILITY:
SIZE (LWH): 3", 8", 5.75"
Product Description
The redesigned Sony Mylo COM-2 (which stands for "my life online") enables you to stay in touch with all your IM and e-mail contacts without having to lug around a laptop. While still curvy along the sides for a comfortable feel in the palms of your hand, the top and bottom of the Mylo COM-2 have been given a sleeker straight edge. Other improvements include a larger 3.5-inch LCD (800 x 480-pixel resolution), a bump in Wi-Fi speed to 802.11g (in addition to 802.11b), and a built-in 1.3-megapixel camera. Other features include an easy-to-operate back-lit, slide-out QWERTY keyboard, an embedded microphone and speaker, multi-format digital audio player, and integrated Skype VoiP capabilities.
The redesigned Mylo COM-2 now includes faster Wi-Fi connectivity (802.11b/g), a 1.3-megapixel camera, and upload/download capabilities so you can share photos on the Web.
With the integrated wireless LAN, you won't have to worry about monthly bills or long-term contracts--just connect to any open Wi-Fi network and start chatting with friends using AIM, Google Talk, or Yahoo! Messenger. You can also browse the Web as well as send and receive email. Enjoy free Internet phone calls to and from any Skype enabled device and PC anywhere in the world, or Skype-Out to any phone number for a nominal fee.
The built in 1.3-megapixel camera lets you capture photos, edit them on the built in photo editor and--because the COM-2 features upload and download capability--post them directly to your blog or even to your Facebook page.
Through its hi-resolution touch-screen, enhanced Web Browsing combined with Adobe Flash Lite 3 support means you now have access to websites like YouTube and others. Flash Lite support also means you can play compatible casual Flash games.
In addition to powerful communication features, the Mylo COM-2 also provides a wide variety of digital audio, video, and photo playback. Like it's predecessor, the COM-2 is compatible with MP3, ATRAC, WMA (including secure Windows Media DRM 10 tracks you've purchased from online music stores or downloaded from subscription services), and it now can also play un-secured AAC tracks. The improved video player supports both MPEG4 simple/advanced along with the improved video quality of MPEG4 AVC. And the Mylo COM-2 is all about multi-tasking: listen to music while you IM or surf the Web.
The rechargeable lithium-ion battery provides up to 20 hours of continuous music playback, up to 7 hours of video playba

This communicator device from Sony does a lot, it plays flash lite games, has a so-so mobile browser from Netfront, plays music, videos and flash videos. Its primary function is to provide constant access to your IM lists from a variety of providers without having a laptop. It can even be used as a Skype phone using the integrated client. I don't have many complaints about the MYLO, but when it came down to it I passed it along for three reasons. The built-in camera/video camera simply didn't take sharp enough pictures for my taste and therefore didn't suit a photo project I'm working on. The web browser paled in comparison to my laptop or even the Nokia N800. I have all of those IM functions, except for Skype integrated on my Blackberry and the Berry has a far superior QWERTY.