Launched earlier last year, the Sony Ericsson Satio was created to bring the best and most popular features of Sony Ericsson phones, ie the Walkman and Cybershot series. The Satio has on board one of the most powerful cameras ever launched by the phonemaker and on paper it is still
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While we are still in the mist of the Satio review, we invite you all to take a look at these sample photos taken using the Satio’s 12.0 megapixel camera. The quality of the photos I must say are not bad at all for a mobile phone, for those of you who are interested you can click to enlarge the image and check out the quality if required.
Check out some of the photos which have been taken using the new and soon to be released iPhone 3G S. These have been released by Apple and no doubt were probably the best the new iPhone will manage. As you can see, they are not bad at all for a mobile phone. The improved three megapixel camera with touch focus and shooting modes such as close up macro won’t cause a dramatic change in the way people view the iPhone as a camera phone but nevertheless it will likely still remain highly popular on sites such as Flickr.
Some folks in Hong Kong were testing out the latest, next generation iPhone? It seems that’s been the story, you don’t have to believe it but the point is the pictures below portrait and confirm the rumored
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Here’s a quick gallery showing you some pictures that were taken using the Nokia N97′s five megapixel camera. Now already available for pre-order via Nokia in the states for $524, the Nokia N97 is the second phone to feature a full touchscreen running on a Symbian S60 operating system. In addition to its five megapixel camera, other features include a 3.5-inch 640×360 pixels display, Wi-Fi, GPS and 3.5mm jack.
One of the obvious rivals of the Nokia N97 is probably the LG Arena also with similar specs and a five megapixel camera which we recently reviewed, you can check out the photos we took using its camera here.
The hugely popular NVIDIA Ion-platform based Acer Aspire Revo recently got unboxed by the folks over at Engadget. Despite being a Mac user, I too wanted to see how well this rather portable nettop design by NVIDA-Acer works. Unfortunately, it was only an engineering sample which Engadget have commented that it could be “buggy”, so far they haven’t yet updated any further info on its performance. Nonetheless, its looking good and we reckon it should live up to its expectations so far.
Here are more photos taken using the latest LG flagship mobile, the Arena KM900. We thought the first sample photo gallery wasn’t quite enough so we took it to the The Gadget Show Live last week for a few more shots. Any feedback or questions about its camera, we’d be happy to answer!
