With luxury car manufacturers (Porsche) and fashion giants (Giorgio Armani) muscling into the expensive phone industry, B&O pick up the gauntlet and slaps some sense into the pretenders. The Seranata is a B&O phone, which means it aspires to be a little more chin than your average handset. It has plenty of phone functionality (3G, HSDPA, Bluetooth, and 4GB of internal memory), but it's mainly about music. With built-in ICEpower stereo speakers, a dock that'll hook up to your home audio set-up and a display that changes from blue in phone mode to red when playing music, it's almost as smooth as Joss Stones silky man-like vocals. It's cost nearly as much, too. For more information click here.
Adapted from page 12, Stuff Malaysia, December 2007
Specification
| Designer | David Lewis |
| Dimensions/Weight | 63mm X 109.5mm X 19.7mm/140g |
| Finish | Black/Aluminium |
| Battery Capacity | 1000 Mah |
| Standby/Talk Time | Up To 280 Hours /Up To 3 Hours |
| Display | 2.24"; Tft-Lcd, 240x240 Pixels; 256k Colours |
| System | Gsm 900, 1800, 1900mhz And Wcdma 2100 |
| Bluetooth | Yes |
| Usb | Version 2.0 (High Speed) |
| Wap | Yes; 2.0 |
| Messaging | Yes; Sms, Mms, E-Mail (Pop3, Imap4, Smtp, Ssl, Tls, Ota; Email Settings Configuration) |
| Memory | 4gb + 25mb |
| Offline Playback | Speaker: Up To 5 Hours; Headset: Up To 13 Hours |
| Drm | Oma Drm, Windows Media Drm |
| Artificial Bass | Srs Trubass |
| Pc Tools | Pc Studio ( Os: W2k, Xp ) Beoplayer ( Os: Xp ) |
| Accessories | Travel Adapter; Cigarette Lighter Adapter; Car Holder; Stereo Wired Headset |
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