Free with up to 8 months half price line rental on a 12 month contract.

The Sony Ericsson W902 is the Walkman derivative of the Sony Ericsson C902. Although classed as a music phone, the W902 still has a 5 megapixel autofocus camera with image stabilisation and photo blogging. It has HSDPA, an FM radio with RDS and it supports stereo Bluetooth. The large 2.2 inch display is 10% bigger than the C902 and it has a built-in accelerometer, turn the W902 on it’s side and the screen will automatically rotate into landscape mode.

The Sony Ericsson W902 lacks the dedicated camera key of the C902 but it gains hardware music keys on the front of the phone. It features the latest Walkman software and all the high end Walkman goodies such as shake control and TrackID.

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12 months half price line rental on a 12 month contract.

The Sony Ericsson W595 is a mid range Walkman sliderphone with 3G and HSDPA. It has all the usual Walkman goodies including shake control, SenseMe and TrackID music recognition. It has a dual jack socket, allowing two people to listen to music at the same time, which is a simple but brilliant idea.

The Sony Ericsson W595 also has an FM radio, stereo Bluetooth and expandable memory. It has a basic 3.2 megapixel camera with no autofocus but it does support multishot photos and photo blogging.

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Available now SIM free and coming soon on pay monthly contract, the new Nokia 7610 Supernova is a sliderphone with a 3.2 megapixel camera and TV-out port.

It’s the flagship of the Supernova series and it has the ability to record high quality video at 30 frames per second. A smart feature of the Nokia 7610 Supernova is it’s keypad illumination colour, which along with the onscreen theme, automatically changes depending on the current environment.

Only £169.99 SIM free with free delivery. The Nokia 7610 Supernova is in stock now at Play.com.

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The most expensive and most exclusive Nokia to date. You’ll pay around £500 for the phone plus an 18 month contract.

The Nokia 8800 Carbon Arte has real carbon panels on the front and back in addition to titanium, stainless steel, and polished glass. With a price even higher than it’s predecessors the 8800 Arte and 8800 Sapphire Arte, the new Nokia 8800 Carbon Arte will be even more exclusive. It has a 3 megapixel camera with autofocus, 3G and 4GB of memory - an increase from the 1GB found in the other two Arte models.

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The Samsung i900 Omnia is the latest touchscreen smartphone from Samsung. It can be used for all your mobile, sat nav, internet, email and photography needs. Or, in techy terms it has 3G, HSDPA, Wi-fi, a GPS receiver and a 5 megapixel camera with auto focus, face detection and smile detection! Photographs can be geotagged, this means that every photo you take is not only stamped with the date and time but also with it’s exact location.

The Samsung i900 Omnia targets two types people in a single device. It’s suitable for the business user who is constantly on the move and need access to the web, emails and Windows Mobile applications. The Samsung i900 can be plugged into a laptop and used as a USB modem. It’s also suitable for busy bodies who are anxious to access their social networks 24/7 and like to have the latest multimedia technology in their pocket.

As a media device, the Samsung i900 is among the best. The 3.2 inch touchscreen display has a 16:9 widescreen aspect and thanks to a built-in accelerometer the screen automatically rotates when the phone is turned on its side. It has TV output too, movies and photos can easilly be viewed on a big screen. There’s 8GB of internal memory for storing music, video, photos or presentations.

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The Nokia 2600 classic is great value for money, it’s free on a 12 month contract with £230 automatic cash back or with cash back plus a choice of free gifts such as an iPod nano or Nintendo DS. Replacing the Nokia 2630 as T-Mobile’s ‘value’ handset, the new 2600 classic looks and feels more expensive.

The Nokia 2600 classic is a phone that’s simple to use and it has some neat little extras. It’s very easy to get to grips with, but has some great features such as a built-in FM radio, Bluetooth, a basic camera with video record, speakerphone, an organiser, plus built-in games to keep your thumbs twiddling.

The screen is bright and there’s a simple but user friendly keypad with a navigation key. Weighing 73g and measuring just 12mm thick the Nokia 2600 classic will fit comfortably in your pocket. Xpress On covers are available to change the look. The Nokia 2600 classic also has vibrate alert and up to 24 days standby between battery charges.

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