Sony Ericsson C902

The Sony Ericsson C902 5-megapixel camera takes very good shots, but they’re not quite sharp enough to rival those from a dedicated digital camera. Nevertheless, it’s still a great phone that’s packed with cool features and blessed with a gorgeously stylish design.

Sony Ericsson C902 Price

http://www.mobilegazette.com/The camera is the main selling feature of the Sony Ericsson C902, and it seems to be essentially the same camera found in the K850. Featuring the same multishot capabilities of other recent Cyber-shot phones, the C902 also comes with face detection, red-eye reduction and image stabilisation. Sony Ericsson haven't stated the video capture resolution of the C902, but the old K850 was a little disappointing in this regard.. although it does have a built-in image stabiliser.

http://www.cnet.com.au/Overall. The C902 is all killer no filler — it's definitely the best Cyber-shot camera phone we've seen to date. Every part of the C902 works as intended, which is more than can be said for a lot of phones these days. Its design is slim, simple and stylish, and the pull-out camera slide is a stroke of genius. Sure it doesn't have the GPS chipset of the C702 and many of its competitors, but in truth, we weren't great fans of the receiver in the C702 and while Sony Ericsson is still refining that technology we're happy without it.

http://www.mobileburn.com/First impressions of the Sony Ericsson C902i are very good, with the handset feeling reassuringly heavy in the hand, yet noticeably slender in its 108mm x 49mm x 10.5mm metal body. Actual weight of the device is a fairly average 107g, but the sheer compactness of the device makes it seem higher. The result of this is a feeling of quality and durability, which is mirrored by the sophisticated styling of the device. Up front you'll find the usual array of buttons and a surprisingly large looking screen, until you turn the device on and realize that the screen isn't quite as large as the plastic window covering it. However, there is a reason for this - which we'll come to later. The screen itself was bright and easy to read, with 262k colors and a resolution of 240 x 320 pixels. It was also easily readable in direct sunlight and at night.

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