Sony Ericsson K850i - Avis d'experts

Résumé : This year several GSM cameraphones have already reached the 5 megapixel barrier. The Nokia N95 has been out long enough now that it's even got an update - an 8GB version with a larger screen and a larger battery so obviously it will stick around...

Conclusion : Before we start though, we should point out that it's really hard to tell which of the 5 megapixel shooters is the best. First off, our Sony Ericsson K850 test unit is actually a pre-release version (expect our detailed review really soon), so changes in

Résumé : Will this replace your digital camera?

Points forts : 5 megapixel camera, HSDPA, dedicated camera controls, software, Best shot mode

Points faibles : Keypad confusing to use, no back button, chunky

Conclusion : With 5 megapixels on board and a stack of camera features, the K850 follows Sony Ericsson's march on bring the gap between mobile phones and digital cameras ever closer

Résumé : Let's take a closer look at every section; thankfully there is much to talk about. So, the first item we delve into is Photos.

Résumé : But this camera issue aside, the handset's ergonomics has changed in a dramatic way, with the touch-sensitive keys jumping on its front fascia and thus requiring the conventional device management scheme to go different ways, and the navigation key thrown

Résumé : A shutter here would have made the mode selection key look out of place or it should have been made passive, which isn't particularly handy either. The other, by no means a top-priority reason, was trimming some millimeters from the girth.