Sony Ericsson J110

The K200 is a camera phone - but with a very basic VGA camera. The camera and the on-board photo album are accessible with just one click, with enough included memory to store around 40 snaps. There's one-touch access for your phone book (which can store up to 300 contacts) and a talk time of 8 hours. It should be available in the second quarter of 2007 in either Metallic Black or Light Champagne. The K220 is similar, but adds an integrated FM radio with RDS and 10 pre-set stations. You can also use it as a radio alarm clock. Again available in the second quarter, this time in a choice of Frost White or Ocean Blue.

The J110 is a 'back to basics' phone with large, legible keys and one-click access to commonly used features such as the text message menu, ring volume and alarm clock.

Basic Sony Ericsson J120 dishes out an FM radio

The entry-level candy bar ups the ante from its sibling, the J110, by adding a FM radio to its specs.

The Sony Ericsson J120 budget handset features an unassuming design in basic black, and an even simpler form factor as a classic candy bar. However, its simple style resembles some of its high-end Walkman brethren, such as the W800i and the W610.

Even though the J120 doesn't have a packed feature set like Sony Ericsson's Walkman lineup, it's an upgrade to the recently announced J110. Like the J110, Sony Ericsson will include an easy-to-use icon interface in the J120, but takes it one step further by adding FM radio. Music lovers will be able to store 10 radio stations in the handset, and enjoy them on the bundled stereo headset or the phones loudspeaker, which doubles as a speakerphone.

Sony Ericsson extends its range

Just ahead of this year's 3GSM trade show, Sony Ericsson yesterday carried out a major product launch, releasing no fewer than 8 new phone models and 5 new accessories.