Sony phone for Bond revealed

Sony Ericsson today announced special silver versions of the K800 and K790 Cyber-shot™ camera phones as used by James Bond in the eagerly awaited new Bond movie, Casino Royale. These exclusive new camera phones which will be available for a limited period of three months, enable the world's most famous secret agent to stay on top of the action with exactly the same sense of style and performance as Sony Ericsson phones bring to everyday life. So whether it's 'enemy surveillance' or you just want to take high quality photos and share them instantly with friends and family, the Cyber-shot™ K800 and K790 phones are a must.

Silver model available for only 3 months

Casino Royale is released globally on 17 November 2006. Daniel Craig stars as 007 James Bond, the smoothest, sexiest, and most lethal agent on Her Majesty's Secret Service. Based on the first Bond book written by Ian Fleming, the story reveals the making of the world's greatest secret agent. "With both the latest Cyber-shot™ phone and the M600 Smartphone being used to assist the non-stop action in Casino Royale, plus a major marketing promotion to coincide with the launch of the movie, this is yet another example of collaboration between us and Sony Pictures Entertainment," says Jan Wareby, Corporate Executive Vice President and Head of Sales and Marketing at Sony Ericsson. "The special silver edition Cyber-shot™ camera phones will allow Bond fans to personalize their experience of this fantastic movie whilst also enjoying one of the best performing camera phones on the market."

Never miss a shot, James Bond style, with Sony Ericsson's limited edition silver Cyber-shot™ phone

The silver K800/K790 phones are a natural fit with the cool, sophisticated style of James Bond - a man who doesn't do things by half-measures. Both are highly capable mobile phones that also provide cutting edge camera features, a 3.2 Megapixel camera with Autofocus, Xenon Flash for lowlight conditions and BestPic™, which allows the user to take nine pictures of a moving object simultaneously and choose to keep the best shot. High speed 3G data transfer then allows the user to share images easily and instantly so you can share them with friends, colleagues - or even MI6 - as you take their picture.