by : Alice Erin

In Sony Ericsson K850i, you find solutions to technical issues faced by digital cameras. You are sure to consider it as the end product of an evolution of digital camera functionality sophistications. It would certainly have been honoured as an excellent digital camera if not for its midget size that prevents the application of the high quality camera lens in it. The camera phone exhibits a shutter lag of merely 0.25 seconds, which is quite commendable. Certain changes have been incorporated in K850i design in order to ensure its uniqueness. The absence of a prominent shutter is one of them. Instead of the shutter, you can find the lens being protected under the glass. The shutter is placed under this glass and it gets open only after the camera mode is activated. This feature protects the lens from external interferences such as extreme sunlight. The top row of numeric buttons with titles in blue is another design experiment seen in your handset. Own backlighting supports these keys.

The light-emitting border around the lens is another feature worth mentioning. This rim will be lighted up in blue as the camera gets started up, in order to provide a precise idea regarding where the lens is placed. Xenon flash and LED flash are located towards the right side of the device. The coinage of both the flashes has resulted in enhancing the quality of snaps taken at night. The battery compartment of the handset with slide-out door makes easy access to battery expansion card slot and SIM card possible.

Other enjoyable features of your Sony Ericsson K850i include FM radio with RDS, a front-facing camera for 3G video calls, Track ID, Video, Photo and Music DJ, RSS feed reader, organizer functions, Bluetooth supported stereo with A2DP, triband HSDPA connectivity and web browsing facility.