Sony Ericsson Satio Silver Excellent Gizmo With State Of The Art Camera

The Sony Ericsson Satio silver has on board such a powerful battery

, that it delivers a talk time of up to 11 hours. Though this whopping talk time is offered in case of 2G network, the figures for 3G are equally impressive, as the talk time comes out to 4 hours and 50 minutes. The battery that runs the show is Li-Ion 1000 mAh battery. Neverthelss, there are plenty of other features that woo the consumers worldwide.

To begin with, the Sony Ericsson Satio Silver boasts of breathtaking looks. Embarked in silver colour, it entices the users with its appearance and what adds on to the style is its 3.5 inches TFT touchscreen. Apart from being blessed with a really high resolution of 360x640 pixels, it also has in its kitty, the potential to display up to 16 million colours. The dimensions of this gizmo make it look robust and powerful and its weight of 126 grams acts supportive.

Options galore with this mobile phone, when it comes to entertainment. Firstly, it brings along a music player, that is compatible with a number of file formats. The list of the file types that it supports encompasses WMA, MP3, WAV, M4A, AAC and RA. Secondly, it has several games to quench the thirst of gaming-freaks. The stereo FM radio that it has on board acts as the third member of the entertainment package and ensures that the individuals enjoy flexibility, when it comes to music. Last, but not the least, it is embellished with a video player.

For those on the move, the Sony Ericsson Satio Silver offers a handful of options. First and foremost, it is blessed with A-GPS support. Secondly, it brings along Google Maps, that not only assists in navigation, but also ensures that the users do not get lost, especially when they are out there in unknown areas. The third component in the list is the WAP 2.0 browser, that makes surfing a fun task and allows the individuals to browse through WAP sites.

There are many users out there, who have avid interest in photography. However, this widget boasts of such a marvelous camera that interests others as well. It has on board a 12 mega pixel camera, that has a resolution of 4000x3000 pixels. That is not all though, as it is accompanied by several features, that not only boost up its performance, but also ensure that the pictures are exceptionally clear. These include face and smile detection, touch focus, geo-tagging, xenon flash, auto focus and LED flash. Moreover, a secondary camera is also provided. The purpose to do so is to enable video calling.

This widget boasts of a massive internal storage. The fact that it amounts to 128MB substantiates this point. Moreover, it also has a gigantic RAM of 256MB. The memory can be put to use to store all sorts of files, including music, videos and photographs. However, it might happen that the users run short of space. In such a scenario, they can make use of the microSD card slot, the provision for which is already made. By doing so, the individuals can expand the memory up to 32GB.

Connectivity and Sony Ericsson Satio Silver go hand in hand. This is evident from the fact that it supports Class 10 EDGE and Class 10 GPRS, apart from HSDPA. Wi-Fi and HSUPA are also taken care of. Data transfer is a cake-walk for the users of this mobile phone, for it provides them with v2.0 Bluetooth with A2DP and v2.0 USB. Organiser, gesture control and speakerphone are some of the other characteristics that it boasts of.

by: Matthew Christian

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