A short update on one of our previous posts regarding a low priced deal for the Sony Ericsson Liveview on Play.com. The retailer has dropped the price of Liveview even further but, for one day only this time round.

On the Play ‘deal of the day’ promotion, the Sony Ericsson Liveview accessory is reduced down to an even cheaper £12.99 with free delivery! At £15 the deal was cheap as chips but, at £12.99 it seems irresistible to anyone who has ever considered buying Liveview as an add-on for their phone.

Admittedly, the new Sony Watch which is essentially a next generation Liveview isn’t far off from launching but, seeing the Sony Ericsson Liveview bluetooth display down to just £15 couldn’t be ignored.

We’ve seen the price of the Liveview drop to £18 before through Play.com but, it only stayed at the low price for a couple of days before returning to £30, while other retailers still had the Sony Ericsson Liveview priced at £40-£45. The £15 deal for the Liveview is again available through Play and like last time, it may not last very long so you’ll need to be quick to nab one at this price.

Since the Sony Ericsson Live View Bluetooth device was released, several third party apps have been developed to enhance the use of the device. Though there have been some complaints with the Bluetooth not always working. Sony Ericsson have however stated that an update is due after the new year, which should hopefully also fix any issues users have been having. If you haven’t already checked out the Sony Ericsson LiveView, you can grab it from the Sony Ericsson store and if you use the code SELV1, you can get 20% off. Although third party retailers, such as Play may offer the device for a lower price even after the 20% discount.

Sony Ericsson are releasing three “experience packs” for the X10 range of handsets. The experience packs are named XP110, XP120 and XP130. Each pack will retail for different prices, as each pack contains different types of items. Pricing is however, currently unknown.

With Google Android 2.1 finally released on Sony Ericsson’s line of Xperia handsets, albeit not everywhere yet, it should be safe for the company to now release a device that requires Android 2.x to run. While not released yet, the LiveView app for the Sony Ericsson LiveView Mini Remote has appeared on the market place.