GSM Phone

Sony Ericsson C905 Presentation – Sony Ericsson C905 is a phone excelentin largely because of its 8.1 MPX camera and is best at present but other features that you will see further.

Main features: • 4 band GSM, 2-band HSDPA • Dimensions 104.0 * 49.0 * 18.0-19.5 g mm.136 • Display TFT 2.4 “with 256 thousand colors and resolution 240 * 320 • Accelerometer • 160MB internal memory expandable via an M2 card to 8 GB • 8MPx camera, autofocus, optical • QVGA video at 30 fps and secondary camera for video calls • GPS with A-GPS • FM Radio

• Player MP3/AAC/MPEG4
• Picture Editor
• TV-Out
• Bluetooth 2.0

The main drawbacks:
• Keyboard inconvenience
• Battery life low
• Speaker problems

C905 is the first phone from Sony Ericsson which passes the 8MPx barrier. The slide phone is unlike its predecessor the C902 which was the classic form. The C905 will be available in 3 colors: Night Black, Ice Silver and Copper Gold and looks good in all 3 colors. It is a typical phone from Sony Ericsson, its square and curved at the same time.

On the front screen of the phone find the 2.4 “which is very well calibrated in terms of both contrast and brightness, and back we only find a camera of 8.1MPx. On the left side we find just the place for a M2 card and charger jack, and the right side volume keys, camera key and keys Photo / Video.

A 8MPx camera is equipped with auto focus, face detection, Xenon flash and takes photos at a maximum resolution of 3264×2448. Xenon flash is what his predecessor lacked, and is the same as that ones used by digital cameras. This means that photos made at night will show little more than pale shadows in the fog.

The software for the camera contains numerous settings and options to supplement borrowed technology from Sony digital devices. Other features such as red-eye reduction option and optical image stabilizer (customary on a Cyber Shot phone). Overall the camera is very close to having cameras in quality of pictures, but we can not say it would ruin the market for cameras.

Other facilities would be that the GPS can be used both for navigation (using Google Maps is preinstalled) and for geo-tagging, a MP3 player that supports most popular formats for both audio and video (even if its not a phone Walkman player it seems to behave quite well), accelerometer for auto-rotate and this Wi-Fi site for easier access to the Internet. In conclusion if you want a phone that takes pictures mutlifunctional to recommend high quality Sony Ericsson C905, but for professional photography DSLR cameras remain first choice.