One Minute Alone with the Sony Ericsson Paris (Video)

May 29, 2008 @ 4:29am by Michael Kwan

We’ve seen our fair share of Sony Ericsson Paris spy shots, so it’s about time that we get to see this sliding smartphone in action. Video is just oh so much better than blurry stills, wouldn’t you agree?

It’s not exactly an honest hands-on session, because the video embedded below is a leaked promotional spot for the Sony Ericsson Paris. In the video, we get to see some of the phone’s most important features in action. There’s the SureType keyboard for messaging, the touchscreen display for ease of access, and the integrated map and weather application for keeping out of Mother Nature’s way.

Towards the end of the video, we also get to see the video player and the integrated camera. Most of the spots are pretty brief, but it gives you a good sense of how this phone will work. Enjoy.

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