Aug 01 2009
Sony Ericcson C510
The Sony Ericsson C510 is a Cyber-shot phone with a mere 3.2-megapixels of camera capability. It is the first mobile phone with function Smile Shutter which automatic recognizes smile. Design suggest other Sony Ericcsons. Front side goes near the K610, depth and fairness of the side walls C902. Materials, including dislay, are matt so there are any fingerprints on the cover. It does not emit noise. On the right wall there are camera starter, double voice control. Left wall contains Fast port and memory stick card conector. On the back side there is only a camera cover. Design of it is very interesting and elegant. Its construction is very fixed so opening is hard at first. Control and keyboard are from under the front side. Alphanumeric part has enough parameters but writing is hard after time. It frazzles fingers. Display has standard parameters and graphics resolution. It is possible to set up display according to conditions. Reading is very well as all Sony Ericcsons have. Stand – by display is missing. The C510 is Cyber-shot so the head part of the mobile phone is camera. Under it there are situated two LED diodes, which can be used as a lightning.
Specification:
frequency : 850/ 900/1800/1900 MHz
size : 107 x 47 x 13 mm
weight : 92 g
display: 240 x 320 b, 262144 colours, 34 x 45 mm
camera: 3,2 Mpix, autophocus, LED speed lamp, active cover
memory : 100 MB, possibility to conect micro memory stick card
Bluetooth 2,0
Fast port
Mass storage
Music : MP3/ACC player
FM Radio
TrackID
A2DP
battery: BST-33, 930 mAh, Li-Pol
Standby time : 400 hours
Talk time : 10 hours
Others :
Smile Shutter : camera is waiting till person start to smile, fixed the face and than it takes a photo. Quality of these photos is high.
Internet browser : Net Front
Java, blogging, multitasking
Face detection – it recognize four faces and focus them
YouTube – possibility to add your videos instantly to portal
Snapfish – HP application, high – quality printing of photos
Photo Fix – counterbalancing of bright and shine and contrast
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