In pics: Sony Ericsson W910i
Sunday, November 18, 2007
Sony Ericsson has launched its latest slim slider phone, the W910i, in India. The walkman phone
comes with the company's new mobile technology.
The new Shake Control system allows users to change music tracks simply by waving the phone in the air.
Another feature is the Auto Rotating Display, which automatically adjusts the display according to the way the phone is held. So images or videos are rotated according to the orientation of the phone.
The W910i is a HSDPA (High-Speed Downlink Packet Access) 3G Walkman phone, which comes with a large 2.3-inch bright crystal 262,000 TFT screen and a 2 mega pixels camera.
The camera has a 2.5x digital zooming ability. There's also a feature called Photo Light that balances light/brightness of a specific scene to optimise the quality of a prospective image.
The phone follows the size zero trend started by the W880i. With dimensions of 99.5 x 50 x 12.5 mm and a weight of just 86 grams, W910i has a central media library that can be accessed from a single icon on the phone menu.
In addition, using the Media Manager PC programme, media files can be organised on the PC.
Other phone features include audio books and Track ID for getting the artist and lyrics of the song; PLUS for accessing TV, movies, music, and more; and a USB Adapter that converts the 2GB card into a pen drive.
W850i phone facilitates Picture Blogging and streaming of live video feeds via Internet. In pics: Sony Ericsson W910i There’s an interesting gaming function that allows users to control certain games by balancing the phone on their palm and moving it around.
The phone is available in two colours -- Hearty Red and Noble Black -- and will retail for around Rs 19,000.