This Sony Ericsson Vivaz Black edition joins the recently released Red Vivaz as well as the original Silver colour variant in the range leaving just one more colour scheme to make it to market - the Sony Ericsson Vivaz Blue model.
Regardless of there individual casing colours, the Vivaz collection all offer the same outstanding features, design, technology and specifications with by far the most prominent being their ability to record 720p HD quality video clips via the phones 8.1 mega pixel camera.
The Vivaz also features a TV-out function which means the user can share their HD video clips with family and friends via an HD ready TV set without having to download any content first.
The rear of the phone features a new design coined 'Human Curvature' by the manufacturer which it alleges fits the hand ergonomically during both conversation when holding the phone to the ear as well as using the 3.2 inch touch screen for normal operation.
Also featured is WiFi and HSDPA support for quick downloads and internet access whilst away from the home, there is also support for Facebook and Youtube pre-installed as well as a huge range of applications available for download to further populate and personalise the phone.
With three networks already on board, the Cosmic Black edition of the Sony Ericsson Vivaz is still waiting for its Pay As You Go release as well as a SIM Free début, the only colour in the range not to be available on more than one network is the Vodafone exclusive red edition which will be sold only on the networks own pay monthly tariffs until the exclusive launch period is over.
The 3.2 inch touch screen of the Vivaz is easily matched by a number of models from other manufacturers, these include the Nokia N97 mini and more recent Nokia X6, the Samsung Omnia 2 and Samsung Galaxy Portal (Android) as well as the Motorola Milestone (also Android) and LG BL20 which is also known as the new Chocolate phone.
Further network releases of the Black Sony Ericsson Vivaz are expected over the coming days with O2 rumoured to be the next to pick up this high specification imaging device, there is no current date confirmed for the release of the fourth and final blue edition although this should only be a few weeks away.