Showing posts with label Sony Ericsson. Show all posts
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Friday, June 11, 2010

Sony Ericsson Satio



The Sony Ericsson Satio has had a great deal of press coverage recently for a variety of reasons, however what is evident upon reviewing the Sony Satio is the level of technology is distinctly advanced in many ways. From its 12 megapixel camera through to its extremely colourful display screen, the unit simply oozes style and sophistication.

The Satio has many virtues, one of which is its 3.5 inch TFT touch screen. The screen takes up the majority of the front face and delivers outstanding performance due to its ability to display up to 16 million colours accurately. Images displayed are simply astounding with a colour reproduction that is life like in many ways. The addition of an accelerometer sensor, which will amend the aspect of any displayed image dependent upon the orientation of the handset, is a welcome addition.

Usability and entertainment are two central elements that are key to this new Sony Ericsson phones popularity. An MP4/MP3 player as well as a stereo FM radio are integrated into the unit and combine very well with the variety of games that are included within the package which also comes with the option to download further games if desired. The Sony Satio comes with an internal memory of 128 MB, however in many packages an 8 GB SD card is included within the package. For further memory expansion up to 32 GB the integrated microSD card slot can be utilised.

In addition to the entertainment options, the Satio comes with an impressive camera which operates at 12 megapixels and includes auto focus, face and smile detection as well as touch focus. A Xenon flash is also included which illuminates the subject matter sufficiently well for image quality to be excellent. Video can be captured with this camera at VGA quality which is 30 frames per second. A secondary camera provides the video call feature.

The internal workings of the handset include an Arm Cortex A8 600 MHz processor as well as a powerVR SGX graphics chip. In addition the Symbian series 60 operating system is utilised which within this handset is the fifth edition. GPRS, EDGE, blue tooth and USB are all included as well as HSDPA and Wi Fi. Internet access is at a fast 7.2 Mbps, with the option of utilising Wi Fi hotspots as and when available

The black Sony Ericsson Satio is one of the recently released colour variants that have proved to be popular. Also available in both red and silver this unit has defied the odds to become one of the recent success stories for the Sony brand. The convergence of both technology and form has delivered an outstanding mobile phone which is hard to beat.

Sony Ericsson W995



The Sony Ericsson W995, the brand new walkman phone from Sony offers a bundle of functional features. It is truly a high end handset.

Hardware

The Sony Ericsson W995 is marketed in three eye catching hues- Energetic Red, Cosmic Silver and Progressive Black. The front and back are embellished with brushed metal. The front has a 2.6 inch high resolution screen. The screen is enabled with an accelerometer to facilitate the screen’s auto rotation. The ear piece, the ambient light sensor and secondary video call camera are located at the top of the screen. The top of the phone has stereo speakers too. There is a navigation pad and semi circular feature buttons below the screen. The alphanumeric key pad can be slid out from the case. All these keys are finger friendly.

There is a kick stand in the rear of the phone to facilitate hands free video viewing. The battery cover is metallic with a neat brushed surface. The phone is well made and is sturdy as well. The vital statistics of the phone is 15mm in depth X 49mm in width X 97mm in height. It is ultra light weighing only 113 grams. The Sony W995 also sports a 3.5mm audio jack. The phone’s controls glow in the dark. The left side of the phone has the walkman access keys, Fast Port Connector and M2 (card slot). The right side of the phone has volume rocker, camera button and music controls.

Software

The Sony Ericsson W995 marks the convergence of the cyber shot technology with the Walkman technology to result in a highly sophisticated and functional handset. The interface of the Sony Ericsson W995 is highly customizable with the use of Flash Lite themes. It is splashed with animations. The interface is user-friendly giving you quick access to various features of the phone. The wallpaper moves constantly and undergoes transitions when the playback of music starts or stops. The phone gives you the option to apply three applications as wallpaper- walk mate, sound sensor and Rock Bobble head.

Other Thrilling Features

The Sony Ericsson W995 has advanced multi media attributes. There is a walkman music player with the standard features of walkman technology like Shake control (for changing tracks/volume by shaking the phone in one direction), sense me (music type selection), play now (ring tone download) to name a few. In addition there is the Media Go feature that allows you to download an image or music file with any format, from the internet.

The 8.1 Mega pixel camera attached with this awesome handset comes with auto focus, face detection and photo flash features. Video recording ability, video player, internet browsing facility and gaming facility are also present in the phone. It is also enabled with HSDPA, Wi Fi and Bluetooth connectivity.

The Sony Ericsson W995 indeed does not compromise on quality while delivering the qualities of style and elegance.

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