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Sony Ericsson ST18i and CK15i blurrily leak their way onto message boards

The last time we saw Sony Ericsson’s Azusa , it was only a lonely blue line on a bar graph. Now it kind of feels as though our little mystery handset might’ve actually become a true smartphone. There weren’t a ton of specs to move off from that original leak, though the ST18i’s 854 x 480 resolution does match up. Also on-board, in line with this new info: Gingerbread, an 8MP camera, and an ARM Cortex-A8 1GHz Processor. The Esato message board also seems to have got its hands an ad featuring the CK15i, a keyboard-equipped slider phone with a 240 x 400 3.3-inch display. Add the recently leaked Cyber-Shot phone , and it’s shaping as much as be a pleasing, blurry year for Sony Ericsson. Image of the CK15i after the break.

Sony Ericsson ST18i and CK15i blurrily leak their way onto message boards

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