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wrecked_porsche
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xumdeo
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ended up the SO903iTV proto was mistakened as W51S
so the W51S announced today is a followup of W43S
http://www.sonyericsson.co.jp/product/au/w51s/index.html
the rest of the AU KDDI announcements here
http://www.gearfuse.com/au-kd[....]he-spring-07-line-up/#more-761
SO903iTV and SO703i and the rest of the 703i series
http://www.gearfuse.com/docom[....]ouble-internal-screen-d800ids/
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driftmania
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that phone is fricken amazing |
goldenface
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Yeah. I like the indicator feature on the W51s and the phone in general has nice attention to detail.
On the link above it says the Bravia screened SO703iTV has only a 2'0 inch screen, is that a mistake? It looks like an awfully long 16:9 screen for it to be just 2.0 inches. 
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shaliron
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I can imagine the SO903iTV's hinge design as the design that SE will use on their Cyber-shot flip phone. It's the most practical design wise for taking photos horizontally.
Only thing is that on the designs like the W44S or N93, mean that you can do more with the phone in landscape mode (play games, browse internet etc.), but taking photos is more clunky. I'd imagine that type of hinge would be used on the BRAVIA or Handycam phones.
Can't wait to see some Euro equivalents soon.
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I'd like to know more about the TV receiving capabilities of the SO903iTV. Does it have a DTV receiver?
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2004: 1.3mp
2005: 2mp
2006: 3.2mp
2007: 5mp
2008: 7.2mp
2009: 8-10mp
2020: 200mp
do u think the mobiles will have more than 7.2mp?? |
xumdeo
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2.7' screen
check your browser encoding, some of the x and " are not decoded properly |
shaliron
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@goldenface
I'd find that unlikely. I don't think that the aerial would be strong enough to hold a signal.
@cristiano
Well 5MP is the max that phones can deliver quality photos from. Even normal cameras reach peak at around 7MP. 10MP even for a dedicated camera is just a downgrade in picture quality. Samsung's 10MP cameraphone is for people who believe the more the merrier.
I'd have to expect no greater than 5MP quality cameraphones (not silly marketing ones) in the near future. Just like the camera market, it'll just be about refining picture quality and features.
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On 2007-01-16 09:59:40, cristiano wrote:
2004: 1.3mp
2005: 2mp
2006: 3.2mp
2007: 5mp
2008: 7.2mp
2009: 8-10mp
2020: 200mp
do u think the mobiles will have more than 7.2mp??
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we'll definitely have more outdoor ads by that time... and every state in the US will be called billboard metro.
if they can find a portable printer for that 
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I'd have to expect no greater than 5MP quality cameraphones (not silly marketing ones) in the near future. Just like the camera market, it'll just be about refining picture quality and features.
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I just hope theyll stop at 5MP and then continue researching on a more productive screens... megapix screens this time... enough of the still imaging... 
and i guess  is gearing towards that road... with the BRAVIA™ phone perhaps... **crossing fingers**
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goldenface
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@Shaliron
So it has the suffix iTV just because it has a Bravia screen?
I thought this was one of the new handsets capable of receiving DigitalTV broadcast (DMB or DVB).
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shaliron
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@goldenface
My bad. Misread your post 
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goldenface
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@Shaliron
No worries
I am still to find any Mobile DTV service providers preparing for these new handsets. All I can find in the UK is a couple of trials in Oxford and Cambridge.
I'll see if I can dig up any more specs of the above phones.
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xumdeo
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the specs are all found on the links quoted above, they're good enough
but if u have any questions, just ask |
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