Behold, the first HSDPA-enabled Sony Ericsson phone for the U.S. market is here. It's the Z750a which we previously saw leaked with AT&T logo and on the FCC pages. You already know everything about it — it's a stylish phone with a "reflective mirror clamshell casing" and hidden organic light-emitting diode (OLED) reflective display screen [...]

We’ve already seen it passing the FCC hurdle and now it’s officially here. The small, candybar-shaped handset measures 103×46x16.7 mm and weighs just 82 grams. Don’t expect much of the features just the basic phone functionality and standard phone apps like alarm clock, calculator, calendar, phone book, stopwatch and timer pre-installed. In addition, the K205a also sports a VGA camera — meaning you’ll be able to take quick not-that-large snaps occasionally. Now, you may be wondering (or not) where this baby’s heading. My guess would be AT&T, who is getting kinda hot on Sony Ericsson phones lately… [Via: JAMPBLOG ] ---Related Articles at IntoMobile:FCC outs Sony Ericsson K205a - as entry level as it getsSony Ericsson W910i approved for the U.S..Sony Ericsson Z250a/i approved by the FCC; Heading to AT&T?Sony Ericsson K630i for Vodafone shows up on FCCSony Ericsson K818c gets FCC approval