14 August 2007 10:41 GMT / By Amy-Mae Elliott
Sony Ericsson has launched the K770 Cyber-shot phone describing it as "a digital camera, a photo album and an elegant phone all in-one".The new mobile (previously known as the production code-name of "Victoria") is slimline (14.5mm) and comes in a "fashionable Truffle Brown" which Sony Ericsson is pitching at the "grown up" market.
It's a GSM/GPRS/UMTS handset and boasts a 1.9-inch LCD screen, FM tuner, media player, A2DP stereo Bluetooth and all the other mainstay moby features you'd expect.
Although the K770's megapixel count doesn't match up to recent 5-megapixel offerings from Nokia and Samsung, this mobile's major selling point is, as its Cyber-shot branding would suggest, as a camera phone.
Sony Ericsson claims images from the 3.2-megapixel camera, complete with autofocus and LED "photo light" can be printed up to A4 size, or be immediately uploaded to your personal on-line gallery.
Your Blogger gallery has a unique URL and can be shared by passing on the web address to others.
Other imaging-related features include PictBridge compatibility, onscreen camera function short-cuts, slide show feature, digital zoom (for what that's worth), picture messaging and video recording.
The "Photo fix" functionality offers PC-free editing on your mobile phone for basic picture improvements.
The K770 comes with a 256MB Sony-only Memory Stick Micro, that will apparently hold 200 photos.
The K770 Cyber-shot will be available from autumn this year, pricing not revealed.
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