Currently viewing and reading

For posterity: SE Paris VIDEO REVIEW

Posted by ares in November 25th 2008

M. Kurowski is one of the few lucky owners of a Paris/P5 prototype, one of the two UIQ 3.3 devices canned by Sony Ericsson back in June (the other being Beibei).

Now he decided to bring us UIQ fans something to remember: a two part video-review of what could have been a great device (i surely would love to have one)!

Part I

Part II

under: UIQ 3.3
Tags: p5, paris, UIQ 3.3

15 Comments Received

LAU
November 25th, 2008 @12:58 am

It would have been a nice upgrade for the P1.
SE didn’t release a single QWERTY phone since the P1, and that’s sad…

Soji
November 25th, 2008 @1:14 am

Aww, what a waste of bandwidth! More action and less talk would have been more appreciated, not to mention I hardly understood anything. Why, oh why Kurowski did you not scroll through other menus? But anyways, thanx for the vids.
D’oh

Andreas
November 25th, 2008 @4:25 am

Mr Shakey&Blurry-cam strikes again!!

How come these lucky bastards who get their hands on these wonderful toys always totally SUCK at filming..? Mr Kurowski - ever heard of Tripods?

trob21
November 25th, 2008 @8:17 am

i had money saved up or the summer i was so ready to buy this phone when it came out, so sad that its not

asri
November 25th, 2008 @8:52 am

ah… the beauty of UIQ… eventhough I can’t understand 99.9% of the words, the videos are cool. But it would me cooler if it can show other stuff like the Calendar, Opera 9.5, and so on…

Peace!

Datagubben
November 25th, 2008 @11:10 am

What is he saying, Is that Russian?

Phoner
November 25th, 2008 @3:24 pm

If you would like to see UIQ 3.3 interface, you can watch the Beibei videos I tried to make. The Beibei interface and applications are basically the same as the ones on Paris.

karun
November 25th, 2008 @7:27 pm

Thanks Phoner!

Dorman
November 26th, 2008 @1:20 pm

Guys, we are passing thru an epoch, and I’m waiting for the new one. I’m still waiting the real succesor of P1i from SE. For now and for me, the P1i is incomparable.