Sony Ericsson C918, Best Cyber-shot Concept so Far

Wednesday, April 23rd, 2008

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Razec from Esato unleashed the “storm” again revealing his Sony Ericsson C918 concept phone, a true beauty, with specs to match. Fancy a 10 megapixel camera and a change of lens? It’s rare that we see decent clamshell , but this one’s just about right, to say the least. Now, I’m going to let the pics below and specs talk:

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Specs list:

- Sony XEL OLED VGA screen

- UIQ 3.3

- WiMax

- Multipoint Touch autofocus

- Sony S-Master audio processor

- Sony Alpha G-Lens engineered together with Konica Minolta

- Piano Black finish

- 10 megapixels CCD camera

- 3x optical zoom

- Manual focusing

- Piano black metal lens cover

- Stereo video recording

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[via Esato]



Smartphone Turns to Cameraphone With Sony Ericsson G902

Tuesday, April 15th, 2008

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Razec from the Esato board is at it again, releasing a “storm” of new concept phones that should please all lovers and even haters. One of those handsets is the Sony Ericsson G902 “superphone”, featuring a 7.2 megapixel CCD sensor designed by Sony that guarantees you’ll be taking pictures like a pro.

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G902 also comes with a touch operated multipoint focus and 3x optical zoom and you should know that the phone is a compact UIQ hybrid smartphone. Other than that, the device is sexy and slim and it also includes a Xenon Flash just like the Cyber-shot goodies.

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[via Esato]



Sony Ericsson Cyber-shot G905i, Black Beauty

Saturday, April 5th, 2008

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Esato board user Razec delivers a great concept phone, with a 5.1 MP camera, the Sony Ericsson Cyber-shot 905i, one promising cameraphone. Its design reminds me of some of the combined with a W52S.

While it’s nice to notice those rounded edges, you should know that there’s a minor mistake too: the Call/End keys are reversed (the left one should be green and the right one should be red). Designers are human after all and Razec promises more pics to come in the following days, as soon as cleans up his messy desktop.

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[via Esato]