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Sony Ericsson W705 Review - A Walkman with connectivity

Weighing only 98g, the Sony Ericsson W705 (released October 2008) is tailored to the individual who likes to go to exercise - that does not lose when you're traveling, the phone has no GPS. It has many other providing that, and for a price of around £ 270 (or free with some networks), you could have a phone that has a functioning and - Dare we say - looks good, too.

This is not your all-singing, all dancing clubber's a friend, but it is a music phone perfectly with the right features, the ability to connect and decent is able to continue for a few hours just a few times on 2 and 3G. Standard (Li-Ion) battery will last up 400 hours of standby time on 2G and 3G up to 350 hours. Active talk time, 10 hours on a life 2G and 3G until 4:00.

Considering the first audio (it's a Walkman phone series) - the W705 easy competes with the sound of a dedicated mp3 player. While the standard earphones included ITE are of good quality, lack of 3.5mm jack the limits of its adaptability for those who love the ear covering headphones style. A map "hands free" is included in the package with a cable length of 1m.

With 120 MB of onboard memory, the W705 has a Memory Stick 4GB that can be upgraded to 8GB. FM radio is included in the handset, and installation identifying TrackID song based on clips from a few seconds long.

The W705 is not touch screen. The player buttons include a dedicated music function "Shake Control" allows mixing, the track skipping and volume control, activated by a button on the top of the phone.

The Sony Ericsson W705 sports a 3.2 megapixel camera without flash with the shutter speed faster than the average. The 61mm (2.4 inch) 240 x 320 pixel screen (screen 256K colors) characteristics of accelerometer sensor for auto-rotate (landscape to portrait and back) when viewing. Geo-tagging is possible, such as video and camera for videoconferencing.

In terms of connectivity, the phone has Wi-Fi and 3G 2 Mbit / s using HSUPA and HSDPA 7.2 Mbps s Using. It also includes Bluetooth v2.0 with A2DP, USB 2.0 and Class 10 GPRS and EDGE and HSCSD. He did not infra-red.

The 120 MB internal memory allows up to 1000 entries in the directory and up to 30 received, dialed and missed calls entries.

Other features include SMS display the tree, MMS, Email, Push Email and instant messaging. Stereo FM radio are also Included with RDS, Games (for downloading Java MIDP 2.0) and WAP 2.0/HTML, RSS browser. The W705 also has an MP3 / MP4 Player Walkman 3.0, Shake Control, SensMe, TrackID, YouTube and Picture editor / blogging, organizer and voice memo.

What we liked about it:

We was surprised to air. With its square shapes and brushed metal, this phone would strengthen a pocket or purse.

Strand excellent camera and the portrait of speed accelerometer or landscape viewing was simplicity itself.

What we felt could be Enhanced:

Considering this is a music phone and a member of the range Walkman, Sony Ericsson felt we could included a standard 3.5mm connector to achieve compliance with the industry standard. The hands-free adapter includes a USB port - the helmet must be disconnected to allow transfer of music to take place.

The activation button Shake control might be easier to use.

The camera images are not as good as we had hoped. The strength of this phone is its music storage and playback.

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