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Review summary: With 8.1 megapixels, is Sony Ericsson's C905 a snap-happy beauty or more of a beast?

Pros: 8.1MP camera / Xenon flash / accelerometer / UI / stylish

Cons: Weight / bulk / Proprietary headphone jack sans adapter

Verdict: The 2.4in screen is bright and vibrant with an incredibly easy to use – and nice to look at – UI that makes taking pictures a doddle for the inexperienced and easier than stealing candy from a maternity ward for those with a bit more expertise under ...

Review summary: High megapixel count is the rage these days and Sony Ericsson C905 is adding fuel to the fire. The first 8 megapixel GSM cameraphone to make headlines is shipping as we speak. On top of geotagging...

Pros: 8.1 MP autofocus camera with Xenon flash and active lens cover ; Dedicated camera mode switch, two camera/gaming keys over the display ; Face and Smile detection, smart contrast, image stabilizer, geotagging, red-eye reduction ; Quad-band GSM/GPRS ...

Cons: Display is relatively small for a high-end device ; Video recording limited to QVGA resolution at 30fps ; No front facing video call camera ; No office document viewer ; Sliding lens cover of questionable durability ; Exposed connectivity port ; ...

Verdict: Sony Ericsson C905 will be remembered as the first announced 8 megapixel GSM phone. That alone earns it a line in history but it's performance to decide if the line should become a chapter. By the looks of it, the Sony Ericsson team is going for a ...

Review summary: Nikon's new flagship compact camera, the P6000 includes a number of advanced features that will make this an attractive compact.

Review summary: In June, Sony Ericsson raised the bar for cameraphones announcing the first 8-megapixel phone intended for the European market - C905. A few months later, it was ......

Pros: Finally an 8-megapixel phone with a real flash, User-friendly camera interface, Excellent web browser, Old-school, but good software

Cons: Mediocre video capabilities, The quality of the pictures made in daylight is not perfect, No searching by second name in the phonebook

Verdict: Sony Ericsson C905 is a good camera, but the word cameraphone reminds us that it's a phone as well. Luckily, the model performs well as such and we have no major remarks. The sound is good although we were told that our voice was somewhat sharp and ...

Review summary: Here's Sony Ericsson's first 8 megapixel phone, which has lots and lots of small new features.

Verdict: C for Camera, so this is the Cyber-Shot series. Back when K750i has been launched the manufacturer has done such a high-quality job that they couldn't live up to that level ever since. Lately the others have performed much better than Sony Ericsson ...