The Sony Ericsson W660i is one of the fresh Walkman models that marks the second generation of Walkman phones with 3G compatibility. This newest arrival is a part of its company's scheme of making the Walkman portfolio strong, with at least one Walkman model across every price band. From the highly affordable W220i to the touchscreen W960i featuring a massive 8GB memory pool – there is a Walkman phone for everyone. The Sony Ericsson W660i comes in as a mid-high ranged handset in a simple candy bar solution, but with enhanced features that includes 3G connectivity and a multi megapixel camera.
This music solution maintains the same high standards of 'Walkman' sound. Empowered with an upgraded Walkman media player v2.0, the Sony Ericsson W660i plays media files in popular formats with great clarity, producing even the most subtle of sound effects. You may opt to listen to music on your latest headphones or on a chic wireless stereo headphones apart from the standard ones shipped with the handset. Designers of the Sony Ericsson W660i has made sure that when it comes to music, you never have to make any compromises. Internal memory pool of 16 Mb is supplemented by a 512 Mb external memory card. If needed be, you can upgrade it up to 2GB. The handset's on board FM radio with RDS is a great way to unwind to your favourite genre of music or catch up on latest news.
The main camera of the Sony Ericsson W660i is 2.0 megapixel, that can produce stills with resolution as high as 1600 x 1200 pixels. The handset also supports video recording at 15 frames per second. Connectivity tools and options loaded in the Sony Ericsson W660i makes mobile imaging even more exciting. Usual ways of sharing pictures and videos goes to the next level with the handset's pre set picture blogging profile. Don't confine your moments of joy or pure wackiness to a selected few. Tell the world what you did or doing through picture blogging. After all, high data upload and download speed is the USP of any 3G phone. The Sony Ericsson W660i is no exception.
The revolutionary 'K' series of Sony Ericsson just gets better with each new entrant. And even this time the debutant, Sony Ericsson K810i is enabled with solid style and features, to carry on the good work of its genre. The handset truly hits the nail on the head when it comes to giving users what they want.
The main difference between Sony Ericsson K810i and its elder siblings is its aesthetic design. The device is much in sync with the trendy glossy fashion phone, and thus comes with a shiny gloss front section. Also added is a unique and interesting keypad, featuring small circular silver keys.
Like its predecessor, even Sony Ericsson K810i comes with a good camera. The specifications remain the same: a 3.2-megapixel sensor, auto-focus and a xenon flash. Even the camera software shares the same story. You can capture still as well as videos, adjust white balance and picture quality, and send pictures via MMS, blogs or emails. And of course you also get the advantage of BestPic, where nine photos in quick succession are taken when you press the shutter button. Probably the only difference in the camera software is the option for Photo Fix that automatically adjusts light balance, brightness and contrast.
As far as performance of the Sony Ericsson's K810i's camera goes, its much better than its competitors. The only problem is that there is a slight shutter lag, resulting in blur snaps, of one does not hold the camera still until its completely finished. For greater clicking pleasure, the device comes with a change. When the device is activated, the 1, 4, 7 and asterisk keys turn into camera hard keys and give you direct access to some of the camera settings. These are marked out by small blue backlit icons.
Other features of Sony Ericsson K810i are identical to the ones found on the K800i. They being - Bluetooth, infrared and 3G connectivity, a VGA camera, an MP3 player, an expandable Memory Stick Micro M2 slot, support for POP3 and IMAP4 email accounts, an RSS feed reader, an FM radio and a Web browser.
Undoubtedly, the Sony Ericsson K810i is one of the best camera phones we had seen so far.
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