S700 includes 1.3 megapixel digital camera, 2.3-inch screen and Memory Stick Duo slot for image storage - the focus for this über-handset clearly is on imaging.
Click here to read infoSync World's review of the Sony Ericsson S700i.
Sony Ericsson have announced another new handset today: the S700 camera phone, with one of the first 1.3 MP digital cameras available in the West.
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With the S700, Sony Ericsson have experimented in a new usage design. The handset features three modes. Closed, it offers simple phone navigation using a navigation stick and soft keys. Rotated, it presents a digital camera form-factor for imaging usage. Finally, opened it offers a key pad for text entry and dialling.
Imaging is a key function of the S700. It includes a 1.3 megapixel digital camera activated by opening a sliding lens cap, which is equipped with a photo light, 8x digital zoom and 1280 x 960 resolution, previews of which are available on the 2.3-inch 262k TFT colour screen running at an amazing 240 x 320. Video clips can also be captured.
Images can be saved to a Memory Stick Duo card, or transmitted by Bluetooth or infrared.
The S700 features the same 3D Java engine found earlier today in the K700, and comes complete with embedded games. Additional titles can be downloaded to the phone. Other features include 40 polyphonic ringtones, an MP3 player and DJ-style ring-tone composer.
Under the hood, the S700 is a tri-band 900/1800/1900 MHz GSM handset with Class 10 GPRS. It measures 107.5 x 49 x 24.5 mm and weighs 137 g. It claims 300 hours (12.5 days) of standby or 7 hours of talktime, and will be available Q4 2004.
An addition high-resolution picture of the Sony Ericsson S700 is available on the following page.
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