Sony Ericsson K790a Camera Phone

Cell phones of today have become a form of expression with most people, snapping up the smaller and sleeker designs that makes a fashion statement. Of course they also have to consider some of the fun factors included in today's cell phones, and the minimum requirement for any modern cell phone is to have a built-in digital camera.

The Sony Ericsson K790a camera phone redefines the term for size, sleekness and functionality that would appeal with just about everyone. A little smaller than a Hershey's bar, its simplistic design should not to be taken for granted, given that it packs a chock-full of options that would keep your fingers busy.

Checking out the Cyber Shot logo at the sliding lens cover, you can be sure that the Sony Ericsson K790a camera phone takes great pictures with its 3.7-megapixel resolution, which I was impressed with the picture quality that even surpassed most of Nokia's N series. Just by looking at it, people would think it's just a digital camera, but you can surprise them once you flip it over to reveal that it's a phone. By far, Sony Ericsson really put a lot of heart and soul making, making this camera phone dedicated to photography while its older brother, the Sony Ericsson Walkman phone is dedicated to music.

As a phone, there are lots of options and space for that the Sony Ericsson K790a camera phone to put 1,000 contacts, and not individual numbers, but everything up to five phone numbers, name, work and street address, email, birthday, the whole works. Music is also the key for the Sony Ericsson K790a camera phone, able to play the usual formats as well as video. Polyphonic tones are included, but 'm sure you'd rather take advantage of setting your favorite song as the ring tone.