Sony Ericsson T68i Captures the Image of Runway Style at NYC Fashion Week

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September 2002 -- Rising star designer Todd Thomas fuses fashion and functionality, incorporating today's hottest accessory -- mobile phones -- into his New York fashion show on September 23. Today's Sony Ericsson T68i rises from word on the street to the talk of the runway, allowing users to capture and share images, while stylishly sharing the news of fashion's latest trends. Showcasing a unique style and state-of-mind, Todd Thomas now features such innovations as special pockets -- designed expressly for mobile and entertainment devices. With its stylish design and cutting edge features like color screen, Internet access, Bluetooth connectivity and camera attachment, the T68i is this season's must have fashion accessory!

--- Canada Welcomes the Sony Ericsson T200 ---
In the market for a mobile phone that is as stylish and as reliable as your favorite black dress? Look no further than the Sony Ericsson T200. This stylish mobile phone with one touch Internet access, picture phonebook/caller ID and enhanced messaging service is now available in Canada through Microcell. Look for the Sony Ericsson T200 to make its debut in the U.S. shortly.

--- Announcing a New Partnership Between Sony Ericsson and Metro PCS ---
Metro PCS has begun offering the Sony Ericsson T206 in its key regional markets (Atlanta, Miami and Sacramento). Mobile phone users can purchase this CDMA phone with enhanced voice services ("magic word", voice tags and commands) and built in Global Positioning System for emergency location tracking. Other features include support for two-way text, enhanced messaging services and a WAP browser with high-speed access to the mobile internet. Check back for additional regions where the T206 will be available. "We're excited to partner with MetroPCS to bring an exciting new phone to the market. The T206 is a fun phone and demonstrates Sony Ericsson's commitment to growing our CDMA portfolio," said Bo Larssen, corporate vice president and general manager, Sony Ericsson, North America. For MetroPCS' customers who prize individuality and self-expression, the T206 offers a number of options to make their phone unique. With picture caller ID, users can pair up graphics that are embedded in the phone with their phone book contacts. When their phone rings, they see a picture instead of a phone number and know at a glance exactly who's calling.