19 July 2006 15:36 GMT / By Amber Maitland
Mobile phone network 3 has announced two new Sony Ericsson handsets, the K610i and the K800i, are now available.Both feature 3's Instant Viewer, which gives access to constantly-updated news, music, TV, games, and other multimedia.
The K800i is Sony's first Cyber-Shot phone, which boasts 3.2 megapixels of resolution as well as a Xenon flash, auto-focus, and imaging software.
It accepts Sony Memory Stick storage, and features an image stabiliser so that pictures come out clearly even in low light.
A one-touch button takes you straight to 3's music player and store, and lets you stream audio via Bluetooth.
The K610i is not-too-shabby in the multimedia arena either, incorporating a 2MP camera, Bluetooth streaming, and an external memory slot.
The handset is only 17mm deep, which has shaved 20% off the depth of its predecessor, the K608i. Phones, Mobile phones, 3G, Sony Ericsson, Audio





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