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Although its definition is less than the Samsung Pixon, the camera of this mobile phone C903 has just announced that Sony Ericsson is not bad. Its five-megapixel resolution makes it a worthy member of the Cyber-shot range, consisting of device benefits of good images. In fact, is derived from its family of digital cameras, then using similar lenses.

So with unusual features in a mobile phone, such as the detector faces and smiles, or the image stabilizer. Also BestPic feature, which automatically chooses the best picture after a burst of nine catches. And it cans not the missing autofocus and integrated flash, though devoid of optical zoom.

The Sony Ericsson C903 allows snapshots taken geolocation to know where were taken, relying on its integrated GPS navigation. For its part, the camera is protected by a slide in the rear. But the front has a secondary camera, intended primarily for use in video. The buttons on the edge we can use it almost like a compact digital.

Regarding the phone itself is a device with a sliding 2.4-inch screen (240 x 320 pixels resolution). Its thickness is about 16 millimeters and its weight is 96 grams. Although available radio tuner and media player is lacking a universal connection for headphones, but it has a video output to connect to your TV (via a special cable).

At least it can use wireless headsets and handsfree kits, Bluetooth connectivity is therefore compatible with the A2DP profile. It also includes HSDPA technology to access the Internet via high-speed mobile network.

With 105 megabytes of internal memory (expandable via Memory Stick) and a range of ten hours in conversation and 400 hours standby, the Sony Ericsson C903 will be launched during the second quarter of 2009. Meanwhile, will be presented at the Mobile World Congress 2009 in Barcelona, where it could be made known its official price.

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Sony Ericsson releases C903 Cyber-shot in a pre-MWC explosion of phones