Archive for July 19th, 2007
Sony Ericsson today beefed up their Cyber Shot line with the high-end K810. With a 3.2-megapixel camera, the K810 is firmly at the top of the Cyber Shot line. The 3G phone surfs the Web on UMTS networks, but unfortunately uses the 2100 band for high-speed, so U.S. 3G access is probably out of the question. The phone features advanced camera functions, like a Xenon flash, which is still a rarity on camera phones, red-eye reduction, image stabilization as well as auto-focus. It’s not all about pictures for the K810. The phone also features A2DP stereo Bluetooth headphone support, and 64MB of internal memory to keep a few pictures and music stored. An expansion slot accepts Memory Stick Micro cards, as well. The phone is not ultra-slim, at about 0.7 inches, and weighs just over four ounces