5-Megapixel camera phone on its way
Soon you won’t have to swap quality for convenience when it comes to taking photos with your cell phone. Sony Ericsson has confirmed its 5-Megapixel handset will come to Canada this fall.
Soon you won’t have to swap quality for convenience when it comes to taking photos with your cell phone. Sony Ericsson has confirmed its 5-Megapixel handset will come to Canada this fall.
Today Sony Ericsson announced its newest Cyber-shot camera phone, the K850, will arrive on North American retail shelves this fall.
And it’s called a "camera phone" for a good reason: it’ll be the first phone in Canada with an integrated 5-Megapixel camera, which means you can print even an 8×10 and it’ll look great. Sony Ericsson currently has an industry-leading 3.2-Megapixel camera phone on the market.
While prices are still to be determined (and likely subsidized by Canadian cell carriers in exchange for a service commitment), the K850 offers auto-focus, a Xenon flash and a clever "BestPic" feature that snaps nine pictures in rapid succession to ensure you get a good photo, and then you can simply choose the best — and delete the rest.
Other features of this GSM/EDGE/HSDPA phone — which will ship in Velvet Blue or Luminous Green — include a 2.2-inch LCD screen, picure/video blogging tools (to upload multimedia right from the handset), FM radio and MP3 support, voice recorder, and more.
Expect more info and images soon right here
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Do you think xenon-headlights are the next step to increase safety?