Sony Ericsson P900

The P900 is powered by a 32-bit Philips Nexperia PNX4000 CPU clocked at 156 MHz, functioning alongside Symbian OS version 7.0 with a UIQ v2.1 user interface. For memory, the phone has an internal capacity of 16 MB and supports a Memory Stick Duo expansion up to 128 MB, with a 32 MB card included. Continuing with the specifications, the phone is equipped with a single 0.3-megapixel rear camera capable of recording video, an adequate feature for a device from the early 2000s, though it does not offer a front-facing camera.

The battery life of the P900 is impressive, with a removable Li-Po battery rated at 1000mAh, offering up to 480 hours of standby time and up to 16 hours of talk time. Its distinctive features include a proprietary USB connector, an MP4/MP3 player, predictive text input, organizer functionalities, and voice mail. The device comes in a stylish Urban Grey color.

With regard to health and safety standards, the SAR value measures 1.01 W/kg (head) and 0.45 W/kg (body), with the corresponding SAR EU value at 0.91 W/kg (head). All these specifications ensure that the Sony Ericsson P900 is both functional and user-friendly, combining essential mobile communication features with some multimedia capabilities of its time.

If you're interested in learning more about this nostalgia-inducing handset, you're encouraged to explore the detailed features further down the page. Find out how the P900 compares to other models and discover why it might have been the tool of choice for business professionals back in the early 2000s.