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When you take a look back at all the Sony Ericsson phones that have hit the technology market, this manufacturer as the reputation of creating camera phones that look like cameras. For instance, the K800i measured well against competitors and the K850i did very well too, although it did have some drawbacks like the odd buttons or jumpy touchscreen controls. However, Sony has gone a step further by working the technology to create the C902. Yet, there is no determination if it will get to the heights seen with previous Sony models. So what do you think?

Like many phones out on the market, the Sony Ericsson C902 has a 5-megapixel lens with the flash unit and autofocus concealed behind a door you will need to open by pulling the phone’s top (it’s similar to phones that were used in the spy movies of the 1970s). This feature keeps the lens from getting accidentally damaged or scratched when exposed in a pocket or bag. The camera phone also has four features that many people look for. These include: BestPic, face recognition software, image stabilization and macro mode.

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If you are previous Sony Ericsson user, you’ll find the Sony Ericsson C902 easy to use, as the software is similar to other models being sold by the company. For newcomers, you won’t see much of a difference between it and other phones as the menu can be navigated easily with the system’s D-pad. Still yet, Sony users can change the screen view based upon their preferences.

The creators of Sony Ericsson C902 have decided to go back to the original keypad design but still have their touchscreen fascination. Yet, it’s applied differently this time around. For instance, there are no permanent buttons; yet, you can find eight of them adjoining the screen when you open the lens cover. The buttons are limited in functions, only geared toward the camera side of the phone. Still, they have a blue glow when lit, which allows the C902 to stay ahead of the competition.

You’ll also notice how small the frame of the Sony Ericsson C902 is. Unlike other Cybershot phones, the C902 has a casing of only 10.5 millimeters thick and weighs about 107 grams. When you compare it to the K850i, the C902 is just 11 grams lighter and 7 millimeters thinner. When released, it will have the colors of swift black or luscious red.

Along with its camera features, the 3G Sony Ericsson C902 comes with 3.6 Mbps HSDPA support and also has a regular media player that includes Mega Bass and TrackID. TrackID is a motion-susceptible Need for Speed 3D game. It’s also got FM RDS radio and 160MB internal memory. You can place a memory stick in the card slot. With the HSDPA support, you can combine it with a Blogger account that lets you do video blogging. The phone has a 400-hour standby performance with nine hours of talk time with the Li-Ion cell.

When you want style and features that are high classed, it’s hard to find problems with the Sony Ericsson C902. However, the rather close-knit keypad with its key arrangement and memory card slot, do pose slight concerns. Still, the C902 is well worth the price you pay for it and is the top contender for the CyberShot phone line.

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