Sony Ericsson Shows T650 with 3.2MP AutoFocus Camera
Sony Ericsson Shows T650 with 3.2MP AutoFocus Camera
Sony Ericsson launched what might be considered the spiritual successor to the company’s popular T610, the new stainless steel finished Sony Ericsson T650. The new Sony Ericsson T650 gets a host of updates that set it apart from the T610, bringing the device squarely into modern times. For starters, the Sony Ericsson T650 supports 3G UMTS on the 2100MHz band as well as tri-band GSM/GPRS support. The T610′s lowly .1 megapixel camera has been replaced by a 3.2 megapixel auto-focus unit. It seems that much can change in 4 years. There are Sony Ericsson T650
Other features of note on the Sony Ericsson T650 include Bluetooth 2.0 stereo support, a 262k color QVGA display, and a Memory Stick Micro card slot for expansion. The Sony Ericsson T650 weighs around 95g (3.3oz) and is pretty thin in profile at 12.5mm thick. A new feature on the Sony Ericsson T650 is the illumination effects system that controls the keypad backlighting and the lights on the sides of the phone: the lights interact with on-screen animations to add to the phone’s entertainment value.
The Sony Ericsson T650 will be available in both green and blue when it starts shipping in Q3 of this year. Sony Ericsson has yet to provide information on pricing or the specific markets where the Sony Ericsson T650 will be available, but it seems unlikely that it will reach North America due to its lack of support for the North American 850MHz GSM band.
As we can see, the unit disposes of an abundant set, Sony Ericsson T650 will satisfy even the most demanding users. The Desk stand, apart from serving as a phone base, Sony Ericsson T650 can play the role of a charging station. For Sony Ericsson T650 you may simultaneously connect the data cable or the headphones and thus exchange information with the computer or listen to music or the radio. In case the stand is being used only as such, the Sony Ericsson T650 is rather insecure, so one has to take special care not to knock it down. Not so with a plugged charging connector; this adds stability to the Sony Ericsson T650 fixing and reduces the chance of knocking the Sony Ericsson T650 to a minimum.