sherrick
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The present mobile phones are multidimensional devices, which not only let you connect with the whole world, but also serve your various purposes. Earlier, mobile phones were meant for making and receiving calls, but with the passage of time, they have evolved into amazing devices, which are capable to bring some wonderful changes in our lives.
Now-a-days, every mobile phone user looks for something extra in a mobile handset, besides those conventional features. Developments have gone so far that now we have highly sophisticated gadgets intently designed to perform specific tasks such as music-centric handsets, camera handsets and multimedia handsets. Of late, Sony Ericsson released their next highly anticipated Cyber-Shot phone series, which is all set to bring a sort of revolution in the world of camera phones.
The Sony Ericsson K800i is the very first member of the reputed K-series, which has been very well received by the mobile users across the whole globe. By releasing the Cyber-shot phones, Sony Ericsson once again proved their acumen in the ever-evolving field of mobile communications. The Sony Ericsson K800i represents an unparalleled blend of cutting edge technology, features and sophisticated camera. All you got to do is to slide open the cover on the rear side of the handset and thus appears a 3.2 megapixel camera, which is ready to capture the world for you. To add that much needed clarity and vividness in pictures, its camera is further assisted by other features such as 16x digital zoom, a short-range xenon flash, PhotoDJ, BestPic, autofocus and an image stabiliser – all the right things to achieve that photo-finish.
The Sony Ericsson K800i scores really well on the connectivity front, as it supports the popular tri-band technology, which keeps you connected across the five continents. Moreover, the Sony Ericsson K800i also supports other popular technologies such as GPRS for data services, Infrared and Bluetooth to share pictures and USB for huge storage of data. Though, the Sony Ericsson K800i can be the best companion of the shutterbugs, but it duly takes good care of other important things to emerge as a compatible device.
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Posted: 2007-03-14 08:05
