The Sony Ericsson C905 is (as far as we know) the first 8.1 megapixel phone to hit Europe and the general world market, and it promises to bring a new round of the megapixel wars as other manufacturers try to catch up.
Because it bears the Cyber-shot name, the Sony Ericsson C905 is obviously going to be very capable when it comes to digital imaging. Yes, the 8.1 megapixel sensor is the best in its class, but the C905 also has a bright Xenon flash, autofocus, face detection, red-eye reduction and an image stabilizer. The C905 also features Sony Ericsson multishot "BestPic" functionality and supports photo blogging. The camera integrates with the inbuilt GPS to allow geotagging of photos. For video capture, the C905 again has an image stabilizer plus a video light, and an optional TV out cable (ITC-60) allows video clips to be played back on a standard television. There's no mention of the C905's video capture resolution and frame rate though. On top of that, there's a secondary video calling camera too. There's also a tripod kit (IPK-100) which is something we think may come in very useful.
The C905's GPS can be used with Google Maps or Wayfinder, but it's not clear what sort of satellite navigation options might be available as standard. As the C905 isn't a smartphone, then the GPS functionality might be a little limited. Internal memory is 160MB, and the C905 comes with a 2GB Memory Stick Micro M2 card in the standard sales package. Talktime on 3G is up to 4 hours, with a maximum of 9 hours on GSM. Standby time is a maximum of 15 days, and the C905 also has a flight mode so that you can turn the cellular radio off completely.
very nice to have, but we would have hoped to see a decent optical zoom - after all, Sharp were offering optical zoom on the Sharp 902 back in 2004.Coming in at 136 grams, the Sony Ericsson C905 is hardly lightweight and is actually heavier than the Nokia N95 8GB and N96 despite having a much smaller screen. On the other hand, the C905 does have a pretty good battery life, so perhaps that accounts for some of the increase in mass.
Despite some quibbles, the C905 looks to be a very good camera phone. Sony Ericsson say that the C905 will be out sometime during the early fourth quarter of this year in Night Black, Ice Silver and Copper Gold colour schemes.
With all that MP we’re talking about, the C905 Cyber-shot comes in with a 2GB Memory Stick Micro (M2). The screen is 2.4” scratch-resistant mineral glass display. You can send your photos wirelessly from your phone to the TV via Wi-Fi (using DLN
A), or connect with wires using the TV-Out Cable ITC-60.Key Features
- Weight : 136g
- Talktime : Up to 9 h
- Standby : Up to 380 h
- Colour Display : TFT, 256K colors
- Ringtones : Polyphonic, MP3
- Camera : 8 MP
- MP3 : Yes
- Bluetooth : Yes, v2.0 with A2DP
- Infrared : No
- GPRS : Yes
- Video Recording : Yes
- 3G : HSDPA

Sony Ericsson recently launched the mind soothing Sony Ericsson S500i, I have to admit it is very sexy cell phone and must have for the teenagers who are running behind fashion. I received a green colored model for a sweet review. At the first sight it stole my heart (don’t tell my girlfriend, else she’ll leave me).
S500i boasts a Quad band connection, so you are free to rome across the globe, the cell phone has 12mb of internal memory, expandable through memory stick micro (M2), sorry to say this stick costs a lot, at least in my place, so music lovers with a small budget may have to wait for the M2 prices to drop, we have a decent 2 mega pixel camera in the phone with a mere 4x digital zoom, well this could have been improved to 8x, 4x days are history (well, at least for me), and I think Sony forgot the 3G technology has arrived, seems it has because I did not see this phone equipped with 3G capabilities.
The Conclusion – Its clear the phone is a fashion statement, targeted among the youngsters the looks are sure to attract the crowd, this model will surely create some waves till Nokia launches something to beat it. For people who follow fashion, the phone is a must have, for others you can pass this one and wait for Sony to come with a phone with better camera and 3G capabilities. 

Also available in a black finish, at the time of writing no pricing details have been released, though we can advise that Sony Ericsson’s T303 will reportedly become available to ‘selected markets’ some time in the middle of ’08. 





Sony Ericsson's Walkman mobile range gets a new 8GB model - the W980i - a 3G HSDPA phone with an FM transmitter inside for sending tunes to radios Sony Ericsson has pumped up its music mobile lineup with the release of the W980i Walkman music mobile, a smart clamshell device with 8GB of internal storage, and an FM radio transmitter built in. The W980i Walkman is also the first of the music-centric range to use Walkman on Top external music player controls on the front of the phone's flip.
The 3G HSDPA, quad-band GSM/GPRS phone supports downloading of tracks over the air, with links to Sony Ericsson's PlayNow service embedded in the phone. It includes the Shake control and SensMe functions included on recent Walkman mobiles, but introduces an FM transmitter for the first time - enabling W980i users to transmit their tunes to other nearby FM radio devices, including hi-fis and car stereos.

















The Sony Ericsson W200i is a basic walkman phone, with basic features. Store up to 37 full length tracks (or about four albums). This latest addition to Sony Ericsson's musical family has stamina for up to 18 hours of music listening.
WalkmanTo make it easy to get to music, the W200 features a dedicated Walkman key that goes straight to the Walkman player menu. For sharing music with friends, a 128 MB Memory Stick Micro (M2) card lets users do this in an instant. With memory cards up to 1 GB available, each card will hold up to 255 full-length tracks.









