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Review summary: The C902 is our favourite so far, with a feature-packed five-megapixel camera; however, there is so much more to the C902 than its snappin

Pros: The five-megapixel camera is packed with an array of features, and the lens is expertly hidden behind the slider mechanism.

Cons: The lack of Xenon flash, Wi-Fi and GPS may deter some.

Verdict: Sony Ericsson may have changed its branding, but the Cyber-shot range continues to bloom in the camera phone market. The C902 is our favourite so far, with a feature-packed five-megapixel camera; however, there is so much more to the C902 than its ...

Review summary: Camera phones with 5 megapixels are no longer just for people with huge pockets. The C902 packs a very mean shooter into a very slim package and delivers excellent photos.

Pros: Slim design with a premium handset feel, Best camera in the Cyber-shot range, Geo-tagging, HSDPA Web browsing speeds

Cons: No GPS, No Wi-Fi, Supports M2 memory instead of the more common microSD

Verdict: This is the best camera phone in the Cyber-shot family to date. The pictures we've taken are sharp and colourful, and the camera operation is easy and intuitive. It may be missing some of the tech we see in many smartphones, but then, the C902 isn't a ...

Review summary: The C902 is the first handset in Sony Ericsson's new Cseries range. Its five-megapixel camera and impressive feature set makes it impossible not to like…

Pros: The five-megapixel camera is packed with an array of features, and the lens is expertly hidden behind the slider mechanism

Cons: The lack of Xenon flash, Wi-Fi and GPS may deter some

Verdict: Sony Ericsson may have changed its branding, but the Cyber-shot range continues to bloom in the camera phone market. The C902 is our favourite so far, with a feature-packed five-megapixel camera; however, there is so much more to the C902 than its ...

Review summary: Sony Ericsson is constantly blurring the boundaries between mobile phones and digital cameras. Its latest camera phone, the C902, blends in to both camps with its 5-megapixel camera complete with autofocus and face detection. It's an excellent handset ...

Pros: Good quality snaps ; slim, sexy design ; excellent music player

Cons: Sometimes sluggish response ; video recordings aren't great

Verdict: The C902's 5-megapixel camera takes very good shots, but they're not quite sharp enough to rival those from a dedicated digital camera. Nevertheless, it's still a great phone that's packed with cool features and blessed with a gorgeously stylish design

Review summary: The Sony Ericsson C902 was devised as a mainstream solution, picking up the market where the Sony Ericsson T610, T630, K750, K800, and partly K850 left off. It may sound strange, since expect for the K850, all other phones on this list were “all-in ...

Verdict: Perched on the left is the interface connector, while on the right there are camera shortcut button and volume rocker, which protrude from the casing and therefore are a cinch to click. Sitting above the screen is the ambient light sensor that handles ...