Sony Ericsson C902 CyberShot 5 Mega Pixel

The fresh Sony Ericsson C902 not entirely chucks the ugly keypad of the K850, but it also gets rid of the K-Series marking for Cyber-shot branded phones. Accompany “Luscious Red” and “Swift Black” color combinations.

Sony Ericsson C902 is a bright and thoughtful appearing 3G phone with HSDPA support, a 5 megapixel camera on autofocus and flash and a QVGA resolution display. The camera is the main selling feature of the Sony Ericsson C902, and it seems to be essentially as is camera found in the K850. Boasting as is multishot potentialities of other recent Cyber-shot phones, the C902 also goes with face detection, red-eye reduction and image stabilisation.

When not engaged, the camera and flash are hidden behind a protective panel, a gracious feature that additional handsets would do well to emulate. Another notable feature are the touch-sensitive image command key that activate around the main screen when the camera is busy, emphasising that this is a phone suitable of the Cyber-shot name. Sony Ericsson have not explicit the video capture resolution of the C902, but the old K850 was a bit unsatisfying therein regard.. although it does have a built-in image stabiliser.

Sony Ericsson C902 bears a built-in MP3 player, and it as well has an FM radio. The usual Sony Ericsson applications are built in - a browser, email client, RSS reader and a bunch of personal information management functions. The Sony Ericsson C902 has quad-band GSM support plus UMTS 2100, accompanies stereo Bluetooth and has 160MB of internal memory, expandable with Memory Stick Micro cards (256MB is included in the standard sales package).

This is a very graceful appearing handset, measuring 108 x 49 x 11mm and weighing 107 grams. There’s no integrated GPS, dissimilar late offers by Nokia and Samsung, and yet the Sony Ericsson C702. This means that photographs can’t comprise geotagged on the localization that they equaled taken. This feature is all the rage at the moment, so presumptively Sony Ericsson feature a future 5 megapixel device with GPS in development.