Drivers para Sony ericsson:
a seguinte lista mostra os drivers para os sony ericsson
Eles ja vem completos (sem o flash ) vem com o driver usb, moden e etc…

Kamera;
Hafiza;
Ekran ;
Eglence;
Fiyat;
Ekstra;

日期：2009年6月7日

很高興這天和景隆去參加Ben大的第100次追高鐵活動，這次拍攝高鐵的路段是最美的西湖、通霄路段，讓我是超期待的。

一早八點鐘到達集合地點時，只看到花閣堂一人，還以為今天只剩我、景隆、ben大和花閣堂四人去追高鐵，還真是嚇了我一大跳。

後來才知道BEN大去烏日高鐵站接朋友，一早我就看出來ben有點興奮呢！而且一路上跟著他的車，我都能在後頭看到他拼命的比手劃腳，

結果ben大竟然錯過了交流道還得『巴庫』回來，讓我們這天的追高鐵之旅就留下一次深刻的記憶。

當天吳漾大哥也來參與這場盛會，當我和景隆看到吳大哥時趕緊去朝拜一下，也實在是太久沒見面了。

小調整了一下行程，大家打算先在西湖開拍，並在此等待其餘尚未到來的朋友。

此次活動有許多大師參加，除了我之外有Ben大、吳漾大哥、景隆、張桃子、阿生、KAKU、花閣堂、Mokoto(台灣高鐵專業攝影師)、Peter、Eric、小方…

這片美麗廣擴曠滿滿金黃色的稻穗撲滿在綠色的稻田中，不時有高鐵列車行經其中，構成一幅美麗的圖畫。

#1

早上出門還是灰灰的天空，來到西湖這段已漸漸露出藍天白雲了。

#2

等待高鐵到來的空檔，四處拍拍其他的景色。

#3

稻穗也成為我們取景的題材。

#4

#5

一大片的稻田任何角度都是可以拍攝高鐵列車的美景。

#6

有西瓜耶，烈日當頭，真想破個西瓜來吃吃！哈~

#7

吳大哥今天輕裝上手，早就在這兒埋伏了好一陣子。

#8

#9

景隆和吳大哥正著錄影，剛好當我拍攝高鐵的前景。

#10

#11

拍花還是拍高鐵？

#12

#13

#14

BEN大精心製作的看板，原來這天也是ben大的生日啊！真的好巧喔~ 竟然跟我同一天。

#15

BEN大說67的要合照，我和ben大一個比六一個比七，吳大說也要湊一咖，因為他也是67的(1967) 哈~

這裡拍了很多合照，ben大有剪輯成動畫照片，還挺有趣的喔！

#16

接著我們到其他拍攝高鐵的經典地區繼續行程，多了一些這種『靈蛇出洞』的高鐵照。

#17

也有能夠府拍高鐵的角度。

當然今天不是只有拍高鐵而已囉，中午吃便當休息時間，ben大安排的『娛興節目』，可是讓大家夠驚喜的了。

#18

#19

感謝ben大的朋友特地送來的楓葉亭便當，這可是從裕毛屋台中永春東路店快送過來的。

大伙坐店高鐵架橋下吃著便當，沒想到更讓人眼睛為之一亮東西出現了 @@"

#20

特製的高鐵蛋糕耶！真的是太神奇了啦！

等不及便當吃完，先搶拍囉 ~

#21

BEN大第99次追高鐵的紀念合照，三劍客與八仙女就曾經參與過，那時拍照人數一排開可是聲勢浩大。

#22

看到ben大身上穿的高鐵百追紀念T恤了嗎？ben大印製了五件，要讓大家抽獎帶回家喔！

吳大哥第一個抽到趕緊就來領獎囉！

#23

很幸運的，同車的我、景隆、花閣堂也抽到囉！

#24

吳大把T恤套在椅背上真好看。

#25

ben大拍的高鐵寬景圖，快跟吳大哥的車車一樣長了。

#26

多年來追高鐵所收集印製的地圖，有50多張。

#27

另外在高鐵公司服務的mokotop還帶了小禮物送給大家喔！ (是鉛筆和手機吊飾)

今天真的是有吃又有抓 賺到囉！

再來和ben大一起慶生，真的是沾光囉！

#28

吳大哥說要吃車頭燈~

#29

和ben大一起切蛋糕

http://www.flickr.com/photos/jingtw/3602651123/ (慶生小片段：景隆提供)

中午休息過後，我們到附近適合拍高鐵的地方練追焦~

#30

站在圍牆上等待的四個人，深怕一不小心就掉下去 ~

猜出誰是誰的影子了嗎？

#31

還沒追到高鐵，ben大的車先到，先從汽車追焦開始~

哈，速度沒飆出來，沒有衝刺的感覺 ~

接下來就是真的上戰場囉！有了上次在銀河鐵道追焦的經驗，這次追焦起來時間點抓的比較好了，還拍到不少還算滿意的作品。

#32

看到誰在車上嗎？

#33

第一個坐位真的有乘客耶。

離開了這裡，ben大帶我們到烏眉府角拍高鐵，透過鐵絲網拍高鐵，還有一種特別的菲林。

#34

#35

也可以用樹木當前景。

#36

大家在為此處要拍下的最後一輛列車做準備。

KAKU哥和ARDIAN哥也跳上車Standby。

#37

就在遠遠高鐵極速行來之時，這畫面讓我印象深刻。

#38

除此之外這附近還有很棒的地方，靈蛇出洞半逆光拍法，很幸運的就這麼一次拍攝機會就給我拍到了。

#39

剛下車，擰著雞絲頭往下走，還沒走到恰當位置，就聽到隧道中傳來轟隆巨響，趕緊拿起相機捕捉這頭巨蟒出洞的一瞬間。

#40

附近住家養的小黑狗一路上歡迎我們不斷的對我們狂咈 ~ 哈 我覺得他是興奮啦！

#41

自備鋁梯就是有好處，取景也方便。

#42

另一邊過來的列車

#43

進洞之前~

大約下午四點多，我們完滿結束這次ben大的高鐵百追活動。

這次能這樣拍，收獲良多，不但跟許多前輩一起練追焦，分享經驗，也讓我見識到追高鐵的辛苦，ben大您的百次執著，真的令人佩服啊。

明年此時，也許是第兩百次囉！

喜歡這篇文章請推推喔！謝謝！

其他人相關文章
Ben – 第100次追高鐵通霄西湖花絮 20090607
kaku - [700T]高鐵初體驗–通霄段
景隆 – Ben大的第100次追高鐵
吳漾 – Ben 100 回の追火車紀念-1 Ben 100 回の追火車紀念-2
Makoto – Ben > 台灣新幹線追影100回‧達成紀念！
阿生 – THSR 100
小方 – Ben的第100次追高鐵活動
ARDIAN – 拍高鐵 – 通霄！

Box Camera Drivers MT9T111 Sony Ericsson w705-w595-w760-w980-w890-t700

varios Can drivers para os modelos acima:
Box Camera Drivers Sony Ericsson MT9T111.zip

2 novos drivers da brazukas para o SE T700

can drivers
v7.0_SimplyShines™_for_t700.zip
v7.0_Standard™_for_t700.zip

2G Network GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900
3G Network HSDPA 2100
Status Available. Released 2008, September

Dimensions 104 x 48 x 10 mm
Weight 78 g

Display TFT, 256K colors
240 x 320 pixels, 2.0 inches
Wallpapers, screensavers

Ringtones Polyphonic, MP3, AAC
Composer,
Vibration

Phonebook 1000 contacts, Photo call

Call records 30 received, dialed and missed calls

Card slot Memory Stick Micro (M2), 512 MB card included
25 MB shared memory

GPRS Class 10 (4+1/3+2 slots), 32 – 48 kbps
HSCSD Yes
EDGE Class 10, 236.8 kbps
3G HSDPA, 3.6 Mbps
Bluetooth Yes, v2.0 with A2DP

USB Yes, v2.0

Messaging SMS, MMS, Email, Push Email
Browser WAP 2.0/HTML(NetFront)
Games Yes + downloadable,

Colors Black on Silver, Black on Red, Silver, Black, Red on Silver

Camera 3.15 MP, 2048×1536 pixels, video(QVGA@15fps), flash

Java MIDP 2.0
MP3/eAAC+/WMA/WMApro player
MPEG4/WMV/H.263 player
TrackID
FM radio with RDS
T9
Organizer
Voice memo
Built-in handsfree

Battery
Stand-by Up to 370 h
Talk time Up to 9 h 30 min

Estas pequeñas camaras digitales de sony podrian pasar como un modelo ordinario. Pero solo basta mirar ls especificaciones para darnos cuenta de que, con 10 mega pixeles y memoria interna de 4gb, es capaz de almacenar alrededor de mil fotografías o hasta 40 mil videos VGA.

Lo que son las cosas, un compañero de un foro se preguntaba que para cuándo fotos del diorama hace 2 días y hoy se hacen públicas.

Pues Hot Toys da fecha para su esperadísimo diorama del T700 que aparecerá en el film Terminator Salvation. Será para abril de 2009, un mes antes del estreno de la película cuando se distribuya a un precio de 99,99 USD. Hot Toys asevera que este diorama en PVC es escala 1:6 real (alguien me tendrá que explicar lo de las irreales), lo que hace que tenga una altura “aproximada” (me encanta esto) de 400 mm.

El diorama representa parte del endoesqueleto de una de las unidades T700 en la cadena de montaje que Skynet usa para producirlos. Y, como no podía ser de otra forma, tanto los ojos como los supuestos botones de accionamiento contarán con leds internos para su iluminación. Curioso el hecho de que Skynet decidiera poner botones en vez de, a través de una subrutina o cualquier otra cosa, finalizara ella misma el proceso. Y lo digo porque… ¿quién aprieta esos botones?

Tengo que apuntar que el precio “me lo he inventado” porque no he encontrado el diorama referenciado en tienda alguna, he marcado el precio que varias eBay-Shops ya están pidiendo por él. En cuanto lo encuentre referenciado en alguna tienda (aparte de Sides este próximo viernes previsiblemente) actualizaré la entrada.

Jalou editie Dolce&Gabbana

mai pe romaneste un telefon de fitze care o sa apara anul acesta si la noi

T715 pink

arata foarte bine si din moment ce acest articol este cel mai citit de pe blog m-am gandit ca merita sa le tin pe domnisoare la curent

ps. inca nu a intrat la noi pe piata dar e la comming soon

colectia “pink” de la Sony Ericsson

pentru modele daca nu stiti care/cum sunt, se accepta intrebari

Por Fotosite

Chega ao mercado nesse mês de dezembro a câmera Sony Cyber-shot DSC-T700 de 4GB de memória interna e 10.1 megapixels de resolução. Entre as novidades do produto estão a exclusiva tecnologia Sony Smile Shuter e a função retoque, que permite ao usuário editar a imagem na própria tela. A DSC-T700 tira até seis fotos seguidas e faz automaticamente o balanço de controle de cor e flash, além de otimizar o foco, capturando os detalhes de forma precisa. A câmera possui zoom óptico de 4x e digital de 8x e chega às lojas nas cores vermelha e prata. O preço sugerido é R$ 1999.

Nova câmera chega ao mercado em dezembro com tecnologia Smile Shuter e função retoque

Here are a few selection of photos taken from my new Sony Cyber-shot DSC T700 digital camera. I hope you enjoy them.

Н а  dpreview.com/reviews/Q408slimgroup  се сравняват 9  камери от ултракомпактния клас. Това са: 

• Canon Powershot SD790 IS (IXUS 90)
• Casio Exilim EX-S10
• Fujifilm FinePix Z200fd
• Nikon Coolpix S210
• Nikon Coolpix S60
• Olympus Stylus Mju 1040
• Panasonic Lumix DMC-FX37
• Pentax Optio S12
• Sony Cybershot DSC-T700

Кратки характеристики на моделите:

* Цените за България са взети от photopavilion.com  , bulcom2000.com   към 06.12.2008 г.

Canon Ixus 90 (SD790IS) - 1/2.3″ CCD, 10.0 MP, ISO 80-1600, Zoom 35-140, LCD 3.0″ – 230k, SDHC/SD,          429лв

Casio EX-S10 –               1/2.3″ CCD, 10.1 MP, ISO 50-1600, Zoom 36-108, LCD 2.7″ – 230k, SDHC/SD,           380лв

Fjujifilm Z200fd –            1/2.3″ CCD, 10.0 MP, ISO 64-1600, Zoom 33-165, LCD 2.7″ – 230k, SDHC/SD/xD,   399лв

Nikon S210 –                  1/2.5″ CCD,    8.0 MP, ISO 64-2000, Zoom 38-114, LCD 2.5″ – 230k, SDHC/SD,           269лв

Nikon S60 –                    1/2.3″ CCD,  10.0 MP, ISO 64-1600, Zoom 33-165, LCD 3.5″ – 230k, SDHC/SD,           499лв

Olympus Mju 1040 –    1/2.33″ CCD,  10.1 MP, ISO 80-1600, Zoom 38-114, LCD 2.7″ – 230k, xD,                    349лв 

Panasonic FX 37 –               1/2.33″ CCD,  10.1 MP, ISO 100-1600, Zoom 25-125, LCD 2.5″ – 230k, SDHC/SD,    549лв  

Pentax S12 –                   1/1.7″ CCD,  12.0 MP, ISO 50-3200, Zoom 38-114, LCD 2.5″ – 230k, SDHC/SD,          389лв

Sony T700  -                  1/2.3″ CCD, 10.1 MP, ISO 80-3200, Zoom 35-140, LCD 3.5″ – 960k,  Memory Stick,  649лв

Conclusions  - Заключение

As anyone who has every struggled to get reception or use the tiny keys on one of the latest ultra compact mobile phones can tell you, having the smallest, slimmest possible form factor means accepting a certain amount of compromise. In digital camera terms this means accepting that having something you can slip into your pocket probably won’t offer the same image quality, versatility or ergonomics as something more substantial.

That said we were pleased to see that in general terms the latest generation of ultra compact cameras produces surprisingly good results, and that all are capable of capturing images that will print well at normal print sizes. Unless you’re pushing the ISO in low light all will give you sharp prints at 8×10 inches, and even at the highest ISO settings I doubt anyone would complain about the quality of a postcard print from most of these cameras. Crucially all the cameras here will wipe the floor with any cell phone camera, not only in terms of image quality but in general responsiveness, versatility, features and usability.

Whether the compromises that the slimmest, smallest, coolest-looking cameras demand are an issue or not will depend on the individual user. We found some of the cameras put style over utility to such a degree that they were almost impossible to hold in a steady, stable way. And don’t try using those tiny buttons with gloves on, either.

From an image quality point of view it’s less clear cut; the truth is that there’s little difference between any compact camera over about $100 until you get right to the top of tree, and that few of the models in this group offer better IQ than those we tested in the budget group last week. In fact the opposite is often the case; the folded optics used in the very slimmest cameras are (with the notable exception of the Sony T700) no match for more conventional zoom lenses, but you really need to be pixel peeping to see any problems; at normal viewing magnifications it’s simply not an issue.

An old photographer’s adage is that the best camera in the world is the one you’ve got with you, and there’s no getting away from the fact that having a slim camera in your pocket at all times is going to get you a far better picture than a high end SLR you left at home because it’s too bulky. With this in mind our assessment of this group was based far less on pixel level image quality and far more on the print quality, the reliability of the automatic exposure, white balance and focus systems, the performance of the flash in low light situations and on the overall usability. If you really want to pixel peep you can easily do so using the samples in the review.

Image quality: outdoors / daylight

If you mainly shoot outdoors in good light any of the cameras here will do the job, with little to choose between the better cameras here unless you intend to print at sizes larger than about 8×10 inches. That said there is a visible difference in sharpness / detail between the best and worst, with the Canon SD790 IS taking the top spot and the Fujifilm Z200fd, Olympus 1040 and Nikon S210 coming out worst. Overall ranking takes into account not only sharpness but color, metering, white balance, focus and contrast. I must stress that for this particular test the differences are very small:

• Best of the bunch: Canon PowerShot SD 790 IS, Panasonic FX37
• Middle of the road: Pentax Optio S12, Sony T700, Nikon S210
• Bottom of the class: Fujifilm Z200fd, Casio S10, Olympus Stylus 1040

Image quality: Low light / High ISO

Shooting at anything over base ISO, and particularly when you start to get to the higher reaches of the ISO range, produces far more variation in the performance of the different models, with some clear winners and some obvious losers (though even the best ain’t that good and all are suitable only for small prints) – and again the real difference in quality from best to worst isn’t huge. If you do a lot of photography in low light without flash these results will be important to you:

• Best of the bunch: Panasonic FX37, Pentax Optio S12, Canon PowerShot SD 790 IS
• Middle of the road: Olympus Stylus 1040, Sony T700
• Bottom of the class: Casio S10, Nikon S210, Nikon S60, Fujifilm Z200fd

Image quality / performance: Flash

For this we took the overall flash performance; exposure, color, low light focus and ability to remove red-eye. We also factored in flash recycle time, with cameras taking more than a couple of seconds marked down:

• Best of the bunch: Canon PowerShot SD 790 IS, Sony T700, Panasonic FX37
• Middle of the road: Pentax Optio S12, Nikon S60, Nikon S210
• Bottom of the class: Casio S10, Fujifilm Z200fd, Olympus Stylus 1040

Ratings and recommendations

When it comes to the finish line picking a winner for this group was surprisingly difficult, with few models doing everything well and few doing anything particularly badly. From an image quality point of view it’s the Canon SD790 IS by a nose, though by the time you hit ISO 800 any differences are masked by noise, noise reduction or both. In a pack just behind the Canon are the Panasonic FX37, Pentax S12, Sony T700 and Nikon Coolpix T700, with the Fuji Z200fd, Casio S10 trailing behind by a couple of lengths.

Of the really, really slim cameras here the Casio S10, which everyone fell for as soon as it came out of the box, was the most disappointing from an image quality point of view, whereas the Sony T700 went some way to justifying its high price by being not only the coolest kid on the block but also putting in a surprisingly good showing in all our tests. If the T700’s price is a bit rich for you then we’d suggest you take a look at its baby brother, the Cyber-Shot T77. An honorable mention must go to the Nikon Coolpix S210, far and away the cheapest camera in the group but one of the slimmest, and producing images that, whilst not the best here, are far from being the worst.

Eventually we had to decide, and decide we did, though as before we found it impossible to pick a singe standalone winner.

Runners up: Sony DSC-T700 and Nikon Coolpix S210

None of the ultra slim cameras deserved the top spot but two stood out as being worthy of mention. The Sony T700 is far and away the most stylish camera here, offers good image quality and has the fastest focus of the group and excellent flash performance. We were put off by the price and by the fact that it doesn’t make use of the stunning high resolution of its screen at all in record mode, but it was still the best of the size zero models. At the other end of the scale is the Nikon S210, a camera that offers a super slim and compact casing and perfectly decent performance at a remarkably low price. It’s easy to use, simple and efficient and shows that you don’t always ‘get what you pay for’ – sometimes you get a lot more.

Joint winners: Canon SD 790 IS and Panasonic DMC-FX37

The best all round camera in this group – in terms of image quality, handling and performance – was the Canon SD790 IS, especially at lower ISO settings, where it easily matches high end compacts aimed at enthusiast users. But the SD790 IS lacks any real standout features; from the 35-105mm zoom range to the boxy styling this is Canon playing it safe, resulting in a camera that sits firmly in the ’solid and reliable’ camp. That’s not a bad thing, and for those of us who place image quality far higher on our list of priorities the SD 790 IS doesn’t disappoint.

The FX37 is a far more interesting proposition, and though it can’t match the SD790’s resolution or sharpness, it shares many of its qualities; natural colors, reliable exposure and focus, responsive operation and a simple, logical control system. But it’s more pocketable, has some very neat features and – crucially for us – offers a considerably more versatile zoom range (covering 25-125mm), which gives you real wideangle capabilities without sacrificing the short telephoto that is so useful for head and shoulders portraits. On this capability alone the FX37 would be a candidate for the top spot, but since it’s a pretty good little camera too makes it an easy choice.

Group test written by Simon Joinson with contributions from Richard Butler.
Testing and photography by Simon Joinson, Richard Butler and Lars Rehm.

Източник: целия текст + тестови снимки - dpreview.com

Taken from the Sony Australia press release -
 

 

Sony debuts its most daring digital cameras to date      Sydney – 13 August, 2008 – Sony Australia has today announced two new daring additions to its T series range of Cyber-shot digital cameras. Continuing to up the ante when it comes to form and function, the new Album T (DSC-T700) and T Slim (DSC-T77) are even more sophisticated than their predecessors, with advances in image capture, storage, search and sharing capabilities. Both models showcase 10.1 megapixels, 4 x optical zoom, Optical Steady Shot, Carl Zeiss lens and the popular Face Detection and Smile Shutter functionalities. However, as their names suggest, it is the innovative album function and slimline body that put them in a class of their own. “Sony continues to take the lead in developing intelligent cameras that not only take great pictures, but make you stand out in a crowd,” said Kieran Gallagher, Cyber-shot Senior Product Manager for Sony Australia. “The new Album T and T Slim do just that, packing bigger features into smaller, sleeker designs.” Album T (DSC-T700) Boasting a 4GB internal memory, the Album T serves as a portable photo album, allowing you to capture and carry up to 40,000 photos with you. Its unique album function boasts a calendar playback menu that remembers pictures according to the date that they were taken and can also stores pictures in favourite folders. With instant search capabilities, users can quickly find a certain image by face type, be it a child’s face or smiling friend.  The Album T packs all of these features into four slimline metallic finishes of grey, red, silver and gold, each with a 3.5″ LCD touch screen.     New and improved shooting features These two new T series models feature advancements to the highly popular Smile Shutter function. A Smile Shutter icon has been added to the touch screen allowing the function to be activated with a single press and enabling continuous shooting when smiling faces are detected. Enhanced Intelligent Scene Recognition, which automatically determines the optimum camera setting for every scene, provides easier operation and higher-quality results. The Auto mode takes a single shot with optimised automatic settings, while the Advanced mode takes two shots at different settings, allowing the user to select the preferred shot. This provides greater protection against mistakes when shooting in difficult conditions, such as at night or in backlit scenes. Similarly, the brand new ‘Anti-blink’ technology cuts the risk of closed eyes spoiling portraits of friends and family, while Portrait mode shoots two images in quick succession, automatically throwing away pictures where the subject’s eyes are closed. A retractable Carl Zeiss Vario-Tessar lens enables close-up shooting and zooming during photography up to 1cm from the subject in Magnifying Glass mode and the improved Dynamic Range Optimiser (DRO) determines the best exposure and contrast settings in almost any shooting environment. In-camera retouching is a feature also included within the Album T and T Slim, with ten editing functions available to ensure no red eye goes un-missed. This function also allows the addition of effects such as cross filters and radial blurs. Advanced sharing capabilities The Scrapbook function is a unique way to showcase your collection of photos, which automatically creates a handmade looking album from pictures in the memory. With 16 backgrounds to choose from, images can be displayed based on information such as creation date, subject frequency, or sequentially in a slide show. The scrapbook can store nearly 1,000 high resolution (three megabytes) or 40,000 low resolution (VGA quality) photos and can be printed or displayed on an HDTV. Share photos in stunningly clear High Definition by connecting an Album T or T Slim to a Full HD BRAVIA LCD TV with a component cable. When a Cyber-shot digital camera is connected to a HD BRAVIA LCD TV, the camera can be controlled with the TV’s remote control, thanks to BRAVIA Sync compatibility. HD Slide Show with Music “Photo Music” is an inbuilt application that combines images with music to produce showstopping slide shows. Five standard effects (Simple, Basic, Nostalgic, Active and Stylish) are now supplemented with three Face Priority effects (Face Priority 1: Basic, Face Priority 2: Nostalgic and Face Priority 3: Stylish) and can be played back with one of eight music tracks stored in the camera’s memory. Users can watch a slide show of all recorded images or limit the playback by simply selecting a face type or date on the screen.  More personalised slide shows are also possible by transferring favourite tunes from a PC to the Cyber-shot digital camera.   The new additions to the Cyber-shot T series range of digital cameras from Sony are available in Australia from September 2008.

 

Now, the review. Sony has never been renown for it’s digital photography. But they sure have improved on the image quality substantially. Sony clamours for recognition by convincing Carl Zeiss to provide the camera’s internal lens and going for the hardware aesthetics.

This they win hands down. In debuting one of the slimmest digital cameras and the flagship product in their T line, the T700 is in fine form with it’s brushed metal appearance and astounding 3.5″ touch screen. Removing most of the physical buttons (saved for the power, playback and zoom buttons), the user must rely on touching the screen’s menus and preferences.

The touch screen looks gorgeous, saved for the rather stretched out (pixelated) menu options. It looks like the exact menu buttons and GUI layout from previous T models, but to be displayed on a 3″ screen instead. This could be deem as poor foresight, or just lazy engineering. Another fact is, the touch screen is prone to fingerprints, smudging and poor response from the users touch.

The huge internal 4GB memory is another clear winner. No longer do you need to carry multiple memory cards or purchase the expensive proprietary Memory Stick Duo PRO (this camera does not support Sony’s original Memory Stick). Instead, digital images and movies can be stored internally. This makes it convenient, and allows the T700 to double as a photo album or be used to display images on a HDTV (through their HD output connector).

Actual photography and samples will be scrutinised and published at a later date. The T700 comes in an array of colours – grey, silver, champagne, pink and red. It was an obvious choice that grey would be the one for me (for those who know, I am adversed to colours).

But DigitalCameraReview.com succinctly reviews the camera -

 

CONCLUSIONS
Hands down, the T700 is certainly the best looking, most solidly built small camera we’ve had the pleasure of shooting with this year. Sony usually earns serious points for style and build quality in our evaluations, but the general opinion around here is that they’ve even outdone themselves with this model. We shoot with a lot of cameras, and in my experience it’s rare that random people will approach you to ask about your camera – especially if it’s a point-and-shoot. But it happened with the T700. More than once. It really does look that good.

With all of its strengths on the style front and some solid performance marks besides, we’re tempted to let the T700 off the hook for its generally lackluster showing in our image quality analysis. Certainly, if you’re not hoping for more than a camera for taking pictures of friends and family to post online or make regular-sized prints from, the T700’s image quality is generally very livable. But there’s no denying the presence of some objectively serious flaws – from color fringing, to excessive saturation, to blown-out highlights, to shaggy high-ISO images – in the T700’s sample shots.

 

 

 

So how to rate this Cyber-shot on balance? Like so many things, that all depends on user expectations and preferences. In our view, you can’t get anything with more aesthetic appeal at the moment, and so long as you have realistic expectations for the T700’s images, this alone may be reason enough to justify the purchase. If you’re the type who likes to spend time dissecting the details of your shots, however, the T700 will give you plenty to agonize over.

Pros:

• Possibly the most stylish camera on the market
• Huge internal memory is easy to access with supplied software
• Auto focus speed among the best available from a point-and-shoot
• Auto options galore: face detection, smile detection, blink detection
• Touch screen idea is still neat after several generations

Cons:

• Menus are dense, confusing, and sometimes redundant
• Terrible fringing issues in boundary areas can ruin shots
• Erratic metering and white balance
• Noise beyond ISO 200 hasn’t improved much over older T cameras
• Average flash performance, battery life
• Premium price may limit appeal

 

This phone looks awesome! seriously!! So here are some photos (read on for a review complete feature list):

Sony Ericsson T700 in short:

Extremely good looking phone that slim (10 mm) too. Comes in three attractive color combos (silver and black, red and black, and shining silver). Comes with all powerful 3.2 mega pixel camera.
Sony Ericsson T700 in bit more detail:

Are you a fan of slim phones? This is one of very few good looking slim phones I have ever seen. Just like any other Sony Ericsson phone this has very good sound quality and a built in music player. As we all know Sony Ericsson 3.2 mega pixel camera is one of the best in the industry. There is no serious drawback in this phone. There is no need of any suspicions! Though let me warn you the auto focus is not as great as in other camera models of Sony Ericsson.

The battery backup is good gives nearly about 9.5 hours talk time. The user interface is damn cool comparable with any high-end models. It comes with 2 inches (diagonal) screen (320 X 240). Though this screen size is not very great, I will say this is the ideal screen size for phones. As many other Sony Ericsson phones T700 has m2 memory stick and unlike many other models this phone comes with 512 mb built-in memory stick.

T700’s pros / advantages:

The size and weight is the biggest plus point of this phone. It’s weight is just 78 grams. It’s a slim phone with just 10mm thickness. The look and feel and the wide variety of colors and color combinations is another thing that is attractive!

T700’s cons / drawbacks:

The quality of the auto focus and lack of great flash!

Who should buy:

People who love to carry a great looking phone. Yes, if you think keeping attractive phone is a must then go for this model… many heads will turn to get a glance of this slim phone (104 x 48 x 10 mm).

Who should not be buying:

If good camera camera is what precisely you are looking for then K790i / K800i should be your phone of choice as it comes with great xenon flash and bestpic facility and it is more trustworthy as it is around for couple of years!

Complete feature list:

Camera: 3.2 mega pixel with auto focus, photo fix (automatic light, contrast and balance adjustment) and photo light (the ability of taking good snaps even in poor light), LED flash and self-portrait mirror

Music: Music player and built-in stereo speaker

Memory: Call history – keeps record of 30 calls (incoming, outgoing and missed all put together), card slot – M2 (comes with 512 mb memory card)

Battery: Stand by upto 370 hours and talk time up to 9 hours and 30 mins

Color options: Black on silver, black on red and shiny silver

FM Radio, SMS, MMS, Email, USB connector, Bluetooth and Infrared: Yes

Wi-fi: No

Sony Ericsson T700 Price:

It costs around Rs. 8000 or USD 170. Damn good phone for the price!!

Per kelias pastarasias dienas plačiajame pasaulyje buvo pradėta prekiauti net 7 naujais Sony Ericsson telefonų modeliais. Gal pradėkime nuo pradžių. Prieš kelias dienas buvo pradėta prekiauti 5 naujais telefonais. Tai W302, W595, W902, J132 ir T700 telefonai.

Nauji Walkman telefonai: W302, W595 ir W902

Šiandien prekyboje pasirodė dar 2 labai laukti telefonų modeliai. Pirmasis iš jų – XPERIA. Tai sumanusis telefonas su Windows Mobile 6.1 operacine sistema ir ištraukiama, pilna QWERTY klaviatūra.

Sony Ericsson XPERIA X1

Antras šiandien prekyboje pasirodęs telefonas ne ką mažiau įspūdingas – C905. Tai Cyber-shot serijos telefonas su 8 megapikselių fotokamera. Beje, tai apskritai pirmasis telefonas pasaulyje turintis 8MP kamerą.

Sony Ericsson C905 su 8MP Cyber-shot kamera.

Be the envy of your friends with the T700. Building on the heritage of the style icon Sony Ericsson T610, the T700 has the robust set of must-have features that you’d expect from a Sony Ericsson phone – but with the slim elegance that takes centre stage in a premium handset. At just 10mm thin this phone has a timeless yet fresh Sony Ericsson design and is complete with a 3.2megapixel camera and self-portrait mirror – ideal for those who are always well groomed and take pride in their appearance and possessions.

“Become a real head turner with the T700″ said Sven Totté, Head of Marketing for the design category at Sony Ericsson. “Sleek and shiny, the slim elegance of the T700 gives users a premium experience at a mid-range price point – perfect for the design conscious. Everyone who bought and adored the iconic T610 will be keen to get their hands on the new T700.”

Sony Ericsson is stepping in to create buzz with its new feature phone -the ultra slim 10mm thin T700. The stylish candybar from the staples of the Swedish-Japanese handset maker boasts of a 3.2MP camera with slim design, which combines timeless design and premium features for the mainstream market. Sony Ericsson is keen on satisfying the people who take pride in their appearance with the new feature called self-portrait mirror in the T700.

It comes packed with easy to use web uploads and you can access Google maps on the go. Although the price is not out its expected to be a mid-range gadget perfect for the design concious community. It will be available in 3 colors: Black on Silver, Black on Red and Shining Silver. It is expected to be released in selected markets from early Q4 2008.

iPhone prices are out…
Steve jobs boasted of $200(around 8000rs) price tag.. but in india we will have to pay around $800(around 31000Rs) to get hold of one iPhone through proper channels.
Its cheaper to get hold of a unlocked iphone from from US market.. it costs only around $550 only. some stores sells it at even lesser price. The price tag will defintly refrain a vast majority of those who have already booked iphone from going further for the purchase.

I’m eagerly waiting to get the statistics of how many will get a new iphone from india

If you are going to get one iphone for that high price let me tell you ou are sick.. yo can get a htc diamond or nokia n95 for a lower price tag. if you are looking for more at lower price wait till sony ericsson’s T700 is out in october.

Lucky that i changed my mind and went for a low cost mobile (nokia 3500c) instead of waiting for the iphone