Sony Ericsson K770 Cyber-shot Mobile Phone review

Sony Ericsson K770 Cyber-shot Mobile Phone review

Sony Ericsson K770 Cyber-shot

Today in London, Sony Ericsson announced the latest addition to its Cyber-shot family of camera phones, the new K770 Cyber-shot Phone. Like the other Cyber-shot cameraphones, the K770 Cyber-shot Phone makes use of an auto-focus lens system to make sure that photos come out crisp and clean. In fact, the company claims that prints of up to A4 (roughly 8.5″ x 11″) in size can be made from the K770’s photos. Considering its auto-focus lens system, the K770 Cyber-shot Phone is still reasonably thin in profile, measuring about 14.5mm (.57″).

One of the more user friendly aspects of K770’s camera is how it makes use of a set of backlighted icons on the numeric keypad to show users which keys work as shortcuts of K770 Cyber-shot Phone to which functions, saving users the hassle of navigating through the camera’s menu system. K770 Cyber-shot Phone can activating the camera by itself is also easy: just slide the lens’ protective cover out of the way.

K770 Cyber-shot Phone addition to its photo and video capabilities, the K770 Cyber-shot Phone also offers something to music lovers. Bluetooth stereo support means that music can be enjoyed without wires, and a built-in RDS capable FM radio means that you don’t always have to rely on tracks stored on the phones Memory Stick Micro (M2) card, even though a 256MB card ships with the device.

Other features of K770 Cyber-shot Phone there are include a 262k color, 1.9″ QVGA display, a bright LED photo assist light, a USB mass storage mode, and tri-band GSM as well as 2100MHz UMTS 3G support for Europe.

The Sony Ericsson K770 will be available in select markets in Q4 of this year.