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>> Hi, I'm Kent German, Senior Editor at CNET.com here at the GSMA World Congress in Barcelona. I want to show you the Sony Ericsson W995. This is one of Sony Ericsson's major announcements here. It's a Walkman phone, so you have all a Walkman player features you might expect. And one thing that's really exciting about this phone and I can't tell you how much -- how long I've waited for this is that 3.5-millimeter headset jack. You don't have to get any kind of adapter or anything like that, so really, really, really excited about that. Another thing that's really, really great is this sort of kickstand. Just pops out like that, that's a nice feature as well. Both of them just go such a long way to make any device really user-friendly. It has an 8.1-megapixel camera phone. It also comes in black and silver. I'm Kent German and this is the Sony Ericsson W995. ^M00:00:47
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