O2 Cocoon... The O2 Cocoon is an eye-catching clamshell with a focus on music. Its curved white case has a hidden blue display that shows information such as incoming calls, time, battery status or music track details. On the side you'll find dedicated music controls and a scroll wheel. Open up the Cocoon and inside there's a neat numeric keypad and a large 240x320 pixel display. The O2 Cocoon has a 2 megapixel autofocus camera (with flash) and a secondary 3G videocall camera above the main display. Although it's clearly a mobile phone, the Cocoon could also be a realistic replacement for your MP3 player. It has 2GB of internal memory and O2 promise up to 15 hours of continuous music between battery charges. 2GB should be enough to store around 500 MP3 files or up to 1000 WMA files. For those who need even more storage there’s a microSD card slot. The supplied earphones have a 3.5mm adapter on the remote control so you can use your own headphones – essential for any serious music phone. When it’s time to sleep the Cocoon can be placed into it’s nest. The nest is a docking station and also acts as a charger. When placed into the nest, the Cocoon can be used as a bedside radio alarm clock.
Compare O2 Mobile Phones O2 XDA Trion... Codenamed Hermes, this device is available as the HTC TyTN, T-Mobile MDA Vario II, Orange SPV M3100, i-mate JASJAM and Qtek 9600. Slide open the hidden QWERTY keyboard and the screen automatically switches from portrait to landscape mode. This is a powerful device with a 400MHz processor and running Windows Mobile 5.0. It features a large touch screen, Wi-Fi (wireless LAN), Bluetooth, infrared, expandable memory plus a 2 megapixel camera with video record and playback. It's also a powerful entertainment device, you can download MP3 and WMA music or MPEG4 video clips plus there are pocket versions of Internet Explorer, Outlook, MSN Messenger, various games and Windows Media Player.
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