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Here's another Nokia phone concept, called the Nokia Eco Sensor.

The device consists of two parts: a cell phone, and a watch bracelet that monitors the weather, user's health and environment conditions and transfers the collected data to the handset via Bluetooth.

Nice, but not impressive.

Here's a new user made concept of a Sony Ericsson mobile phone. This model is called K1i and will probably never appear on the store shelves as manufacturers usually don't pay any attention on their costumers' conceptual ideas, even good ones.

Here's what this virtual device offers:

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Sony Ericsson came up with an idea of a new dual-slider handset that will feature a single pop-out mechanism including both QWERTY keyboard layout and the numeric keypad instead of two separate ones.

It will slide out lengthwise to become a keyboard and widthwise to reveal just the keypad when you hold the phone vertically.

The phone you see on the picture is the new MOMO DESIGN MD-2. It looks really cool, offers pretty impressive features, and could become a big hit when it ships.

MOMO DESIGN MD-2 features:

• Dimensions: 90 x 48 x 18.9mm;
• Weight: 100g;
• Tri-band GSM (900/1800MHz)/GPRS/UMTS 2100MHz;
• xHTML/2.0 WAP browser;
• Bluetooth support;
• Java;
• MMS;
• External 96x64 OLED LCD display;
• Internal 2” 176x220 262K color QCIF TFT LCD screen;
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Sony Ericsson's new line-up of phones is becoming really popular. One of the most interesting devices from this lineage is the P5i model. Let's take a look on its yet unconfirmed specifications:

• 2.8" VGA touch-screen;
• 360MHz processor;
• 5Mpix camera with Auto Focus and Flash;
• Support for HSDPA and HSUPA networks;
• Integrated GPS receiver;
• Wi-Fi connectivity;
• 160MB ROM and 128MB RAM;
• microSD and Memory Stick M2 slots;
• Symbian 9.

Here is a cool concept phone designed specifically for lefties by Bence Bogar.

The device is called the Sony Ericsson PXi and has all the navigation keys on its left side to ease the control for the left-handed ones.

Of course, the orientation of the handset can be easily changed. Highlights include a 5Mpix camera and two memory card slots.

Check out this new concept phone designed by Stefano Casanova.

This WM6-based handset is very thin, and comes with a rotating screen and a built-in projector, a perfect tool for presentations and photo sharing.

No word on when it will be available.

Introducing the new Sony Ericsson K950i concept phone.

This will be a 3G handset featuring HSDPA connectivity and Wi-Fi, 6Mpix digicam with 3x optical zoom, 128MB of onboard memory, support for M2 and microSD memory cards (up to 8GB), and of course full Java support.

Another cool feature is that the phone can also serve as a webcam

Let's hope it's is real.

Here is a new concept phone from Sony Ericsson, the P3.

There are no details available about it, but judging by the picture, the phone comes in a thin slider form-factor, and features a huge touch-screen display, a camera on the back, and a QWERTY keyboard.

Stay tuned for more details.

Here is a new weird-looking concept phone from BenQ-Siemens, the SL98 Slider. The handset looks more like a pocket calculator, with the small external display to show caller information and other stuff. Its main screen slides out on the top, just like the keypad on a standard slider. It feels pretty unusual, to be honest. Once the display is out, one can take advantage of a digicam located on the back of the screen.