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Sony Ericsson K810
This model represents an evolutionary development of the K800/K790 under the Cyber-shot brand.
Another design, thinner body and now USB 2.0. The camera remained the same 3.2 MP with autofocus.
- General features
- Announced in 2007, official announcement on the 06 February 2007
- eGSM 900/1800/1900, UMTS 2100
- Battery type Li-Pol
- Battery life:
- talk mode up to 10 hours
- standby mode up to 400 hours
- 2" TFT display with the resolution of QVGA (240x320 pixels) and support for 262000 colours
- Colours: Noble Blue and Golden Ivory
- Weight: 115 gramms
- Dimensions: 104x46x17 mm
- Memory
- Phonebook may contain up to 1000 names with completely and partly filles fields. Which is totally a number of 2500 numbers.
Personal call signal for a name, own picture.
- General call list contains up to 30 entries with date and duration specified
- Organizer - calendar (up to 300 events), to-do list
- User memory forms about 64 MB, shared dynamically by all applications
- Expansion connector for Memory Stick Micro M2™ (128 MB included into delivery set)
- Call management, ringing tones
- Vibracall
- Polyphonic call melodies, 72-tones polyphony
- Fast dial for 9 numbers
- Automatic redial (up to 10 attempts maximum)
- Automatic and manual network selection
- Voice input
- mp3/aac files as a call melody
- SMS
- Predictive text input Т9
- Smiles
- Concatenated messages
- Message templates
- Sending and receiving graphical messages
- Camera
- 3.2 MP camera, (the maximum resolution of 2048x1536 pixels)
- Records video as 3GP
- 16x digital zoom
- Flash
- Frontal VGA-camera for videocalls
- Multimedia
- Java (MIDP 2.0)
- Integrated image editor
- Musical composer, MusicDJ
- VideoDJ
- Play Now
- TrackID
- Themes, several are preset
- not only wallpapers are included, but sounds
graphical elements of the interface
- FM-radio, memory for 20 stations, automatic search for a station,
stereo playback, RDS
- Integrated video and audio player (MPEG4, H.263, AMR, MP3, AAC, AAC+, eAAC+, m4a)
- Photo album (My Pictures) - set extra pictures
and receive pictures from PC or a camera
- 3D games
- Connectivity
- Integrated mail client (SMTP/POP3/IMAP4)
- Instant Messaging
- GPRS class 10
- RSS-reader
- IrDA
- WAP 2.0 (NetFront browser, xHTML)
- Bluetooth 2.0 (A2DP profile)
- MMS
- Push-email
- Synchronization with PC (USB 2.0)
- Organizer and extras
- Integrated file manager
- User profiles
- Headbands for phone on and off synchronized with
with sound and editing capability
- Search for entries in a to-do list and organizer
- Dictaphone (the only restriction is free memory).
- Date, time
- Alarm clock plain and daily recurrent
- Timer, stopwatch with with intermediate results and a plain
calculator
Michail Machnaev ([email protected])
Published — 12 February 2007
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