Filed under: Handsets, Sony Ericsson, GSM, EDGE, HSDPA, UMTS
When you’re reviewing a phone dominated by an unusually weighty image sensor that dominates the spec sheet, you can bet that cam is plan to get an extra-thorough rundown. MobileBurn put Sony Ericsson’s beastly C905 slider through its paces, and as you might expect, it produced some pretty awesome pictures — as cellphones go, at least — with a full-featured camera interface that seems to throw some validity behind the handset’s Cyber-shot branding. There was some weirdness with vivid colors that seemed to be a fault of the review unit, and the geotagging functionality didn’t really work, but if you just want to produce decent images that you can blow up and plaster to a dorm wall, this sucker should do the trick. A xenon flash, HSDPA, and serviceable signal and sound quality all conspire to make it a workable choice dubbed “Highly Recomended” by the site. Alright, yeah, count us in.
Sony Ericsson C905 gets reviewed — all 8.1 megapixels of it originally appeared on Engadget Mobile on Tue, 06 Jan 2009 04:25:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Tags: Beastly, Camera Interface, Decent Images, Dorm, Engadget Mobile, Ericsson Gsm, Gsm Edge, Image Sensor, Megapixels, Paces, Plaster, Rundown, Slider, Sony Ericsson, Sony Gsm, Sound Quality, Spec Sheet, Vivid Colors, Weirdness, Xenon Flash
