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K800/Wilma is coming-YIPEEEE |
isiahma
Joined: Oct 29, 2004
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K800 With Cybershot Branding..
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axxxr
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Now that looks excellent.....  with cybershot thats a first!
can't wait till next weeks official announcement!
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rockygali
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now that makes me drool alot.... darn! wotta beauty.. and brains i hope...
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jasond
Joined: Dec 31, 2005
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Excellent! I believe this is the one. Very similar to the early image rumors, however what's this - a joystick?! (To my eyes). I thought SE were stepping away from this and into the D-Pad, as on the W810i? Then surely this phone will not be completely reversable with the W810i, like our K750i>W800i's, if this is the case?
I also am a little uncertain about naming the phone K800i? Too much possible confusion with the older W800i? Would this phone name progress in a similar fashion to the Walkman phones, moving up to the K760i? Or K950i?
EDIT: However, yes, looking at that flyer saying "K800" does make me feel that this just may be the case!
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max_wedge
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maybe it's dpads for walkman phones, joysticks for imaging phones?
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scotsboyuk
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@isiahma
Is there a reason for having posted these pictures three times in three seperate threads? Incidentally you might have at least given credit for the pictures to the German forum they were first posted on (Telefon-Treff) and/or wherever you saw them.
@max
Either that or SE just use what they think is best for a particular model.
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shaliron
Joined: Jan 15, 2006
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That's definitely a d-pad. can't you see the wide area surrounding the centre dot thing. there obviously there for navigation of the up down left right functions. Anyway the size of the K800 is just about the same size as the k750 and if not slimmer. I like the design although IMO the back is a bit ugly compared to the k750 |
rockygali
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yea maybe its a d-pad... but the shell is very awkward... i think it was inspired by the K300... hehehe silly designers. they got it all good with K610. but this one... 
at first i thought it was a bueaty.. darn.. i was kinda blurry...
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shaliron
Joined: Jan 15, 2006
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And I forgot to mention that on the se-nse forums a guys translated the specifications and here they are:
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- 3,2 megapixel camera
- build-in xenon flashlight
- automatic red eye reduction
- autofocus
- 16x digital zoom
- picture & video stabilizer
- photo button
- timeline view of pictures
- videocalls (only k800i)
- videoplayback & recording
- supported audio filetypes: AAC, AAC+, Mp3, eAAC+
- music download
- 72 polyphonic ringtones
- fm radio with rds
- stereo headset
- handsfree mode
- T9 text input
- infrared
- usb 2.0 mass storage device
- memory stick micro up to 1gb
- pc sync
- contacts
- calendar
- filemanager
- background animations
- display themes
- flight mode
- 2D and 3D games
- special game buttons'
Hope that helps with any confusion. And the two little buttons on the top like the w550/w600 are for gaming as well. And the flash is, you guessed it, a proper xenon flash, similar as to the ones found on digital cameras. |
rockygali
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- picture & video stabilizer <--- wotda?
- photo button <--- like theres none from others
- supported audio filetypes: AAC, AAC+, Mp3, eAAC+ <--- now i got mah hands full
- 72 polyphonic ringtones <--- even this one...
- background animations <---- hope fully this one is flashlite™
- display themes <--- good.. makes it easier to choose
- flight mode <--- now theyre talking
- special game buttons' <---- where?
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shaliron
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- picture & video stabilizer <--- wotda?
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That's like optical image stabilization, so if you shake the camera when taking a picture, the image will not be as blurry.
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Look on the top of the phone, on either sides of the speaker and you see two thin buttons; those are the gaming buttons. |
msmmsm
Joined: Sep 03, 2003
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240*320 screen resolution  usually phones with that spec run fullscreen 30fps video |
Aivar
Joined: Jan 14, 2003
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About network capability. I quess, it would be again GSM 900/1800/1900 / 3G without GSM 850. But it's about time for SE also to make first "5-band" mobile phone!
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Vipera ammodytes
Joined: Sep 22, 2004
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Wilma support 640*480 30fps(record that resolution);-)
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goldenface
Joined: Dec 17, 2003
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- 3,2 megapixel camera
- build-in xenon flashlight
- automatic red eye reduction
- autofocus
- 16x digital zoom
- picture & video stabilizer.
Wow! These features alone set it apart from most.
The only thing that is missing however is any Optical Zoom.
The biggest improvement in my eyes is the Image Stabilser. No more excuses for blurry pictures caused by shaky hands.
Nice to see Cybershot making its mark too.
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