Finally! The mobile phone for people who want to mix business and pleasure. Coming this November to the U.S. from Sony Ericsson is the P800, a wireless device that's - according to the press package  - "an advanced, open, pen-based smartphone that is positioned as the ultimate mobile multimedia experience." Phew! And all you wanted to do was get the phone numbers from your PDA to your cell phone.

This JAVA-enabled phone allows the user to surf the web, send instant messages and make calls from anywhere (it has tri-band GPRS communications capabilities). Sweet!

Its built-in camera lets you snap pics that appear on the device's impressive 2.4 x 1.6-inch color screen. These images can be stored (the P800 also comes with a 16MB Sony memory stick that doubles its memory capacity) and used to put "faces" on your contacts or be sent out to friends on the Internet or other similarly enabled PDAs or mobile devices.

Despite the Hello Kitty-esque color scheme, the P800 has all the bells and whistles for the busy corporate executive who wants instant access to information and the ability to move small files from PC to PDA and back. We'll take two, thanks!

Learn more at http://www.sonyericsson.com/cebit/p800.htm

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