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The Live with Walkman will take over from the Sony Ericsson W8. It’s nothing out of the natural order of things. A neat and straightforward upgrade to 5MP autofocus, HD video, a 1GHz processor and a bigger screen. This is an upgrade that makes sense in the context of the Xperia lineup.
It makes even more sense in the light of a recent announcement about Sony Ericsson eyeing a complete shift to smartphones. The refreshed Xperia lineup will be a solid foundation to build on. But they need to fill some blanks between the two Arcs and the two minis. That’s where phones like the Live with Walkman and the Xperia Active come in.
The way we see it, the Sony Ericsson Live with Walkman is at the bottom of the Xperia food chain. No shame in that: it’s the phone with the youngest demographics and one that seems to know its target audience well.
It seems Sony Ericsson know the competition well too. The Live with Walkman has got a welcome boost in processing power, as it’s preparing to tackle Nokia’s recent 1GHz smartphones. We don’t mean any Windows Phone devices – the Walkman droid will surely be out of its depth. It’s the likes of the Nokia 500 and the Nokia 600 that it will try to outsmart.
