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{{short description|Mobile phone manufactured by Sony Ericsson}}
{{Infobox Mobile phone
| name = Sony Ericsson V800
| image= Vodafone 802SE JapanBlack front.jpg
| size =  102 x 49 x 24 mm
| screen = 36&nbsp;x&nbsp;45&nbsp;mm, 176&nbsp;x&nbsp;220&nbsp;[[pixels|px]]; 262,000-color TFT
| exterior_screen = 12&nbsp;x&nbsp;21&nbsp;mm, 80&nbsp;x&nbsp;101&nbsp;[[pixels|px]]
| weight = 128 [[Gram|grams]]
| memory = 7 MB
| camera = 1.3 [[pixels|Mpx]]
| networks = [[GPRS]]/[[GSM]]&nbsp;900/1800/1900&nbsp;MHz, [[UMTS]]
| connectivity = [[USB]], [[Bluetooth]], [[Consumer IR|Infrared]]
| memory_card = [[Memory Stick Pro Duo]]
| form = clamshell<ref name=a>[http://www.accessmylibrary.com/coms2/summary_0286-32317848_ITM Reviews - Peripherals - Motorola A1000 v Sony Ericsson V800. Find out how two of the latest 3G phones compare as we put them head to head], Rory Reid, ''Personal Computer World'', March 1, 2005. Accessed on line December 14, 2007.</ref><ref name=b>[http://reviews.cnet.co.uk/mobiles/0,39030106,39187631,00.htm Sony Ericsson V800 Review], Sandra Vogel, cnet.co.uk, December 13, 2004. Accessed on line December 14, 2007.</ref><ref name=p>[http://www.sonyericsson.com/cws/products/mobilephones/specifications/v800?cc=gb&lc=en Specifications, V800], Sony Ericsson. Accessed on line December 14, 2007.</ref>
}}

[[Image:Vodafone 802SE JapanBlack open.jpg|thumb|Open Vodafone 802SE (Japan black)]]
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The '''Sony Ericsson V800''' is a [[mobile phone]] manufactured by the [[Japan]]ese-[[Sweden|Swedish]] firm [[Sony Ericsson]] and released in late 2004. It is no longer available on the market. The V800 was available in three colors, [[Black]], [[White]] and [[Copper (color)|Copper]].<ref name=p />

The V800 is a [[triband (telephone)|triband]] [[3G]] [[Flip (form)|clamshell]] phone. It has a rotating camera (which can flip up to 180 degrees) that can take digital [[photograph]]s in a [[image resolution|resolution]] up to 1.3 [[pixel|megapixels]]. It supports WAP 2.0, [[GPRS]] and [[UMTS]]. Its connectivity includes an [[Infrared Data Association|IrDA]] port and [[Bluetooth]]. It supports [[polyphonic]] [[ringtone]]s in [[MIDI]] up to 72 tones, and [[mobile game]]s in [[Java Platform, Micro Edition|Java ME]]. Its internal memory (6.8 [[megabyte]]s) can be expanded with [[Memory Stick Duo]] and Memory Stick Duo Pro cards, the latter up to 8 [[gigabyte]]s, soon available of up to 16 [[gigabyte]]s.

In [[Japan]], [[Europe]] and [[New Zealand]], this phone is only available with [[Vodafone]], and in other countries, it is only available through Vodafone associates (such as [[Smartone]]). A similar phone, with different housing is available through other carriers in Europe as the [[Sony Ericsson Z800i]]. The Japanese version is called '''Vodafone 802SE'''. The Japanese version has cosmetic differences, such as a Japanese keypad and also a differently styled [[IMEI]] label inside, underneath the battery, as well as running different firmware and having different packaging. The Japanese version is available in 3 colors: Copper, White and Black; while only the White and Black were sold elsewhere.

== See also ==
* [[Sony Ericsson Z800i]]

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== External links ==
* [https://web.archive.org/web/20010525040028/http://sonyericsson.com/ Sony Ericsson Home Page]

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