Sony Ericsson Satio. My eyes, my eyes!
Sony Ericsson, unlike most manufacturers, like to release (very) very big lists of specs, features and applications for their phones. And so they might, given that they’ve recently been hitting us with some impressive little things. But the spec list for the Sony Ericsson Satio takes some beating, running as it does across several pages. Some random snippets for you:
- 3.5 inch widescreen nHD TFT
- True 16:9, 640 x 360 pixels
- Symbian Foundation operating system – thousands of applications available online
fair enough you think, that sounds great.
- Exchange ActiveSync
- Handwriting recognition
- On-screen QWERTY keyboard
Okay, you say to yourself, still going well
- HD and 3D games
- Facebook application
- TV out
Really, TV-out, okay, and what? More?
- Document editors
- A-GPS
- Google Maps
And enough already, enough! Because what we realised after our eyes started to hurt too, was that the Sony Ericsson Satio is just about as fully packed as phones get these days. It may look like a camera, it may not be the smallest, most pocket-friendly thing you’re ever going to find, but in terms of value for money, this thing is likely to knock most of its rivals out of the water come its release in the near future. For a full, eye-bleeding list of all of those specs, check out this Sony Ericsson Satio review. Or have a less painful look at this Sony Ericsson Satio video instead.
