Sony Ericsson Vivaz for AT&T gets its own site

Vlad Bobleanta  By on 04 Aug 10

Back in February, a Sony Ericsson Vivaz with 3G on AT&T’s bands passed through the FCC. Nothing more was known at that point, but in June the FCC released more pictures of it and it was clear that it was going to be sold by America’s second biggest carrier.

While not officially available yet, the Sony Ericsson Vivaz for AT&T has now made an appearance on Sony Ericsson’s site.

There aren’t many details except some promo animations and videos, but the device is clearly identical, spec-wise, to its European cousin. The only difference here is made up of the 3G bands.

An announcement from AT&T seems imminent.

Until that happens, let’s recap the specs of the Vivaz:

Information in the manual that made its way to the FCC suggests that the Vivaz will also come with AT&T-specific services, such as AT&T Navigator, AT&T Maps and AT&T FamilyMap.

A very interesting solution for those that use their phones a lot for taking pictures, although it would probably have to be priced lower than the Samsung Captivate to be able to sell well, despite its superior camera.

It’s also a pretty compact smartphone by today’s standards, so those who appreciate that will be happy with the Vivaz, whenever it will finally be released.

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  • Marcus Christopher McFann

    This is officially the best cameraphone ever offered with subsidy on US soil. Nokia N8 may be slightly better for stills and pure video, but autofocus is a hard to match feature.

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