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Somewhere below the mighty P1i in Sony Ericsson’s UIQ-based smartphone lineup lies the M600, a phone that introduced the world to one of the most bizarre QWERTY keypad styles we’ve ever seen — a style Sony Ericsson continues to sporadically use today. Thing is, the M600’s getting awfully long in the tooth, and we’ve been waiting on the long-rumored (and FCC-confirmed) M610 for a long freakin’ time now. It may still be getting tweaked deep within Sony Ericsson’s labs, but at least one prototype example has strayed far enough from home to find itself listed on eBay’s German site. Bearing the trademark “SE123″ found on prerelease Sony Ericssons, the thing certainly looks legit — though we’re not really convinced it looks better than the M600 it’s destined to replace. Then again, maybe that’s why it hasn’t been announced yet.

[Via Unwired View]

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Original post by Chris Ziegler