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At first, it was the first mobile phone to have an 8-megapixel camera installed. Yet, from the time this announcement involving the Sony Ericsson C905 was confirmed to its initial release to the public, two other companies, LG and Samsung, also released phones installed with an 8-megapixel camera for consumers.

Now several companies are involved with the “megapixel” wars not just LG, Samsung and Sony. It is for this reason that the Sony Ericsson C905 must find it own “voice” in the war so consumers looking at these phones will choose it over its competitors. So what makes the Sony Ericsson C905 more popular than the versions created by INNOV8, LG, Pixon, Renoir and Samsung?

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The C905 is a CyberShot mobile phone that has a vast array of advances that appeal to mobile phone users. For instance, despite other mobile phone makers stealing its thunder, the Sony Ericsson C905 phone was the lead device to have an 8-megapixel camera installed. However, it’s the first of its kind to have a slider casing. What does this do? With this slider casing, the phone’s design can mold into a camera-like shape. Yet, it still has the curvy plates and keypads that make it a mobile phone. When compared to older model CyberShots, consumers will notice that it has a manual lens cover that makes it less conspicuous.

On top of its looks, the camera gets the glory. Tests have compared it to other 8-megapixel cameras and it rivals them in picture shoot-outs. It’s not hard to imagine that the C905 is near the top of every category when compared to other 8-megapixel models.

Pictures with the Sony Ericsson C905 are ones you won’t want to delete, as they are always sharp, clean and bursting with color. The Sony manufacturers installed enough software on the phone to make sure that the pictures you take are perfect from the time you snap the shot to when you transfer it out, if you choose to. There’s software to handle all parts of the picture including face detection, reducing red eye, smart contrast and image stabilization. Smart contrast allows the picture to stay light and keeps the color, as it should be. The C905 also has a xenon flash and an autofocus that makes up the entire package.

When you use the Sony Ericsson C905, you’ll notice that it’s nearly the same as other Sony Ericsson mobile phones. However, the C905 was designed to boost the experience you got when you use the camera. What special modifications were made?

Turn the mobile phone to the side to see these modifications. There you will see a large shutter release button along with the zoom rocker switch. You can also change the shooting mode by using the d-pad gains controls located below the screen display. However, you can only change it when the camera is on.

Besides being a top-end phone and a wonderful camera, there are other features that make the C905 stand out. For instance, it is a 3G mobile phone with HSDPA support and Wi-Fi so you can have the best Internet surfing experience. It comes with an assisted GPS installed with Google Maps reloaded. You will also be able to geo-tag your pictures and you can listen to FM RDS radio. The phone also has a music and video player along with a TV-out plug so you can view your pictures via a big screen TV. You will also have automatic screen rotation with an accelerometer.

In term of weight behind Sony Ericsson C905, unfortunately, the C905 weighs a bit more than other camera phones out on the market. It comes in at whopping 136 grams and is about 20 millimeters thick. However, thanks to all that is built in, it eliminates the need to carry any technological advanced gadget.

Sony Ericsson C905 Features and Specifications

• 8 Megapixel camera with xenon flash CyberShot technology
• 160 MB memory plus support for Memory Stick Micro (M2)
• MP3 player/AAC ringtones
• Built-in GPS receiver with A-GPS function
• 3G (HSPDA), EDGE, GPRS and Wi-Fi technology
• Web browser, RSS feeds, blogging
• FM radio with RDS
• Quad band
• Battery standby time: Up to 380 hours
• Talktime: Up to 9 hrs
• Size: 104 x 49 x 18 mm
• Weight: 136 g

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