The mobile series to which Sony Ericsson K810i belongs is a modern accomplishment of the latest electronics technology. Its best and most advertised qualities refer to its high-tech camera that is able to balance the contrast and the brightness with just one touch of the screen.
The pictures that come out are great in quality and look as though they have been made with a professional camera. This camera has 3.2-megapixel features and it was designed to use the auto-focus without having you worry about how close or far the item you want to photograph is. Plus, the Xenon flash save the inconvenience of taking places in darker corners.
The Sony Ericsson K810i camera has a specific function, the BestPic™ that allows you to shoot 9 photos in the interval of one second.
You can afterwards sort these snaps and keep those you like.
The internal memory of Sony Ericsson K810i is 64MB and you may also rely on a Memory Stick Micro™ that brings 2 additional GB.
The connection with the various operating networks is highly reliable and has a real technical advantages over other phones; it works in GSM/GPRS 900/1800/1900 and in UMTS 2100. Because of all its functions and characteristics the phone is a little heavier than other models of the same brand weighing 103.0 grams, its size also being a little bigger 106.0x48.0x17.0.
Despite the extra weight, Sony Ericsson K810i makes a great phone for the connoisseurs. The digital zoom camera of the phone also brings great rewards to a modern individual interested in getting quality pictures.
It further provides an USM mass storage, an infrared port, the video calling option, a web browser with feeds, Bluetooth technology, lots of tri-dimensional games, radio and many more.
Sony Ericsson K810i is a very complex yet easy to use phone. It provides the trendiest and most modern facilities together with good menus and long-term battery life. Even if it may seem intricate in terms of system, the easy to use features make the phone appeal to all categories of buyers
With the technological development growing rapidly, we might end up leave the laptop at home replacing it with a phone.
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