Conclusion: Features The display of Sony Ericsson 580i is designed using high quality TFT ultra high resolution which offers the best of clarity you can expect on the large nearly...
Excerpt: The Sony Ericsson K850 is a 5 megapixel cameraphone with a host of photographer friendly features, such as BestPic. Russell takes the K850 out for spin and comes up im...
Conclusion: That decision is simply too close to call in the space of a short review; it depends on your own usage habits and whether you're willing to pay more up front or in the...
Pros: Expensive for a non-smartphone device. - Web and camera still limited compared to the very high end. - Standby life shorter than expected. - No choice but to use prop...
Cons: Well-designed hardware and software interface. - Good call quality and fast Internet over 3G. - Excellent camera for a phone. - Solid music player software.
Conclusion: If you look past its awkward keypad design you can actually love this phone. The black version looks very stylish, but only until you start putting your hands on it. T...
Pros: The best phone from the Cyber-shot series, even if not cheap can definitely satisfy any mobile phone fan. Aside from the fact that it features the best camera ever emb...
Cons: Besides the fact that the keypad is very difficult to use, Sony Ericsson handsets seem to be improved nicely. Perhaps a much better CPU would've make this handset much...
Excerpt: The K850i Cyber-shot™ phone is a true digital still camera - down to the very last of its 5 megapixels. Photo functions galore Automatic lens cover. Auto focus for no-...
Conclusion: The K850i Cyber-shot is one of the best camera-phones available in the market right now, thanks to its dedicated controls, good performance and natural-looking images.
Pros: Dedicated camera controls; microSD and Memory Stick Micro compatibility; Xenon flash and LED light; Bluetooth stereo; HSDPA connectivity.
Cons: Glossy surface attracts fingerprints; tiny buttons may not appeal to some.
Summary: The K850i Cyber-shot is one of the best camera-phones available in the market right now, thanks to its dedicated controls, good performance and natural-looking images.
Pros: Dedicated camera controls, microSD and Memory Stick Micro compatibility, Xenon flash and LED light, Bluetooth stereo, HSDPA connectivity.
Cons: Glossy surface attracts fingerprints, tiny buttons may not appeal to some.
Sony Ericsson K850 review: 5 megapixel Phone-and-Shoot
GSM Arena
14 September 2007
Excerpt: We called Sony Ericsson K810 the rebirth of the Cyber-shot. We're now looking at a great leap forward in developing the company's cameraphone lineup in the face of the...
Pros: 5 MP autofocus camera with automatic lens cap and three dedicated hardware keys, Tri-band HSDPA (3.6 Mb), EDGE., New Media Center, smart search, Manage Messages applic...
Cons: Awkward D-pad, Dust easily accumulates behind the protective lens cover, Reversed soft key funtions, atypical for Sony Ericsson, No Wi-Fi and infrared, Fingerprint magnet
Excerpt: The Sony Ericsson K850i is the company’s flagship device and is here to stay for at least a year – it will be only the second quarter of 2008, when the market will sta...
Sony Ericsson K850 GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900 HSDPA 850 / 1900 / 2100 102
x 48 x 17 mm Camera 5 MP, 2592х1944 pixels, autofocus, video(QVGA@30fps),
xenon flash and 3LED video light; auto lens cove…
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