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Posted by AceNik on Jun 13, 2008•
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Sony Ericsson’s upcoming “Alicia” Walkman phone has a very interesting circle on the outside of its flip-casing. This video lets us in on its secret—it’s a display? If we’re interpreting it correctly, the front surface might have two displays, one small square one on top of the larger circular one, which also acts as a control pad for music, weather, and other apps. Hmmm, a portable music device that has a square on the top and a circle on the bottom. Where have I seen that before? Oh right, the Zune. [Se-nse]
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