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Sony Ericsson C902i

Sony Ericsson C902i

The C902i is a 3G phone which comes with image & media focused features that will keep the user entertained for hours. The handset is a candy bar shaped casing with no fancy opening systems which gives the handset a solid feel. The weight of the handset is 107 grams which is a good weight for a handset of its size & capabilities. The casing is slender & slim which is only 11mm in depth which is ideal for carrying purposes. The Sony Ericsson C902i is from the Sony Ericsson C range which includes the SE C702i which is also a candy bar shaped 3G phone with differing capabilities. The C902i comes with a stunning two Inch colour displays which provides up to 262k colours on a QVGA screen with a 240 x 320 pixel screen resolution. This stylish & user friendly 3G phone comes with easy to access touch sensitive keys which light up & are situated on either side of the two Inch colour screen. The touch keys can be used to control & select camera features which makes using the camera function a pleasure. A built in accelerometer feature allows the user to rotate their handset & the screen will rotate with the handset allows the user to auto rotate to suit their needs. The handset comes in two colour options which are a swift black coloured casing which is mainly black with silver highlights or a luscious red coloured casing which mainly deep red with a black keypad & screen surround.

A built in 5 megapixel camera feature is the main feature on this image focused 3G handset which comes with high quality camera feature which allows the user to capture a precise & clear picture at all times. The camera is a Cyber-Shot™ digital camera complete with an auto focus feature with a face focus for when the user to capturing a picture of a person the focus with aim at the face of the person. A 16 x digital zoom allows the user to get up close to their subject when taking a shot & a built in flash will light up those night time shots. A built in image stabiliser will steady all the users pictures even if the user makes slight hands movements when taking the shot so no blurred shot will be made with this 5 megapixel camera. A BestPic™ feature allows the user to capture nine consecutive shots with one press of the camera keys. The pictures are taken in approximately one second & this allows the user to choose the best picture out of the nine taken. The Sony Ericsson C902i comes with a photo fix feature which will adjust & correct the light balance & contrast after a photo has been taken. The user can banish red eyes forever with the red eye reduction feature which allows the user to take a picture using the flash but the red eye glare will be reduced. The Sony Ericsson C902i comes with picture blogging capabilities which allow the user to send their picture directly to their blog site which allows the users friends & contacts to view the user pictures via the blog site. The phone supports PictBridge™ printing which allows the user to print their picture on a compatible printer directly from their handset.

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This 3G phone would not be complete without video & music capabilities & it has it all. The camera feature can be used to record video footage which can be played back on the C902i when the user desires. The video recorder comes with a video stabiliser which will cancel all those small hand movements the user makes whilst recording their footage which leaves the user with a smooth flowing recording. A built in video light allows the user to light up those darker surroundings when recording. The Sony Ericsson C902i supports video streaming & video calling thanks to the built in 3G technology. An integrated media player supports the most popular video & music formats so the user can play video & listen to their favourites tracks on their new C902i phone. The phone will display colourful album art on the two inch screen which allows the user to view the album they are listen to as well as hearing it. The support of Bluetooth™ stereo A2DP allows the user to have a wireless connection between their C902i & their headset. A built in FM radio comes with RDS support which provides the user with on screen text information which is either relevant to the song playing on the radio or news information. The media player comes with useful music features which include a MegaBass™ frequency enhancing feature, a TrackID™ music recognition feature & the C902i supports a PlayNow™ music download feature.

The Sony Ericsson C902i comes with an Access NetFront™ Web browser complete with a Web feeds support which allows the user to get direct live feeds from Web sites containing information & latest news. The user will need to subscribe to get Web feeds on the C902i. The user can send & receive emails on their phone which allows the user to stay in contact with any contact with an email address. The phone also supports picture messaging which is known as MMS messaging & allows the user to send a message with a picture or video plus text & sound. An instant messaging service allows the use to enjoy an online chat using text with any contact that is online at the same time as the user. The instant messaging service works like the users instant messaging service on the user personal computer but this service is fully mobile. The Sony Ericsson C902i comes with a rechargeable battery which will provide up to 400 hours of standby battery time or up to 9 hours of GSM talk time when fully charged. The C902i is a GSM quad band phone which comes with UMTS 2100 network capabilities. The built in 3G HSDPA technology provide the user with a high speed handset when it comes to connectivity, data transfer rates, Internet connection & multitasking skill on this stunning handset. The phone supports EDGE technology for high speed data transfer rates & the user can use a USB cabled connection or a Bluetooth® wireless connection when connecting their handset to other devices.

Sony Ericsson C902i Specifications & Features

Screen
2 Inch 262k TFT QVGA Colour Screen (240 x 320 Pixels)

Imaging
5 Megapixel Camera
Cyber-Shot™ Camera
16 x Digital Zoom
Auto Focus
Face Focus
Flash
Camera Touch Keys
BestPic™
Photo Light
Photo Fix
Image Stabiliser
Red Eye Reduction
Picture Blogging
Video Record
Video Light
Video Stabiliser
Video Player
Video Clip
Video Streaming
Video Calling
Picture Wallpaper
Wallpaper Animation

Messaging
SMS (Text Messaging)
MMS (Multimedia Messaging)
SMS Long
Email
Instant Messaging
Predictive Text Input
Sound Recorder

Sound
Media Player
FM Radio RDS
Album Art
TrackID™
MegaBass™
PlayNow™
Bluetooth™ Stereo A2DP
Polyphonic Ringtones
MP3 & AAC Music Tones

Entertainment
Java™ Games
3D Games
Downloadable Games
Organiser
Phone Book
Alarm Clock
Calculator
Calendar
Notes
Stopwatch
Tasks
Timer
Speakerphone
Vibrating Alert
Auto Rotate
PictBridge™

Connectivity
3G HSDPA
EDGE
Bluetooth®
USB

Network
Quad Band (GSM 850, GSM 900, GSM 1800 & GSM 1900)
UMTS 2100

Internet
Access NetFront™ Web Browser
WAP 2.0 XHTML
Web Feeds

Memory & Talk Time
256 Mbytes Memory plus Memory Stick Micro™ (M2™) Support
9 Hours Talk Time
400 Hours Standby

Weight & Size
107 g
108 x 49 x 11 mm
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