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Until recently 3G phones have been seen as heavy and ugly, but this is set to change with the new wave of 3G phones on the horizon. Today we feature the new Sony Ericsson W900i.

3G phones haven't been the prettiest handsets so far due to the extra technology that needs to be squeezed in to handle all the extra functions that 3G is capable of, but this is all changing. The Sony Ericsson K608i was one of the first handsets to blend style with features in a handset not much bigger than it's 2G counterparts, and this is set to continue as in part 3 of this series we feature the latest trailblazing 3G handset from Sony Ericsson, the W900i.

Expected in early 2006, the W900i is the first 3G phone to be added to Sony Ericsson's Walkman range of handsets. Similar in functionality to the W800i, only with a huge 470 MB internal memory (expandable to 2 GB), swivel design and 3G capabilities, the W900i is the big brother to both the W800i and W550i Walkman phones. The 2 megapixel, autofocus camera with LED flash also shoots video at up to 30 frames per second. Videos can be transferred to PC and played using Apple QuickTime, or converted to other formats. The large 240x320 pixel screen is ideal for viewing 3G video content and the W900i plays back video at full screen and high quality. The W900i is an advanced handset with 3D games, video calling, a state-of-the-art digital music player, video recorder, FM radio, multitasking and much more.

The Sony Ericsson W900i will be available to pre-order around the end of 2005 - keep up to date with the cheapest offers on the market by checking out our quick list of the five best deals