Sony Ericsson Robyn To Be Available In Different Colors?

on 01/08/2010 08:25 PDT

We showed you a leaked picture of the Sony Ericsson Robyn, essentially a mini XPERIA X10, a few days ago, and now more pictures of the device have surfaced. The most notable thing you’ll see from the latest pictures is that it seems to have multiple color casings (black, white, pink and yellow). With those casings, it looks like the Robyn might want to take on Samsung’s Corby, which would be an interesting fight. There aren’t any official specifications just yet, but speculation puts the phone specs at a 5-megapixel camera, Wi-Fi, 3.5mm headphone jack, QVGA touchscreen display and it will be powered by Google’s Android.

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