Comments on: Sony Ericsson C905 Cyber-shot snags and tags

Sony Ericsson unveils the Sony Ericsson C905 Cyber-shot cell phone, which boasts a 8.1-megapixel camera and integrated GPS.

[cmdr_data3]

Like I said on Engadget, this has got to be one of the best travel phones ever. I mean, how amazing would it be to have your phone and camera when touring say, California. Or France. Etc...

-Niki
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[ch33sehead]

Who cares about the megapixels? How big is the sensor? What kind of lens does it have? Is the image stabilizer optical or sensor-shift, and is it always available (for some reason, the K800 only lets you use image stabilizer on night mode)?

[kalel33]

They've moved the megapixel war to the phones because they seen, with cameras, that people will fall for higher megapixels even though the photos that come out of them are horrible.

[YpoCaramel]

Sure, the current crop of camera phones can't match even compacts, but crap? I'll leave these N95 shots for you judge.

http://web.mac.com/jamesburland/Nokia_Creative/Blog/Entries/2008/2/7_Photo:_The_Nokia_Creative,_N95_Photo_Awards_-_January_2008.html

[YpoCaramel]

Sure, the current crop of camera phones can't match even compacts, but crap? I'll leave these N95 shots for you judge.

http://web.mac.com/jamesburland/Nokia_Creative/Blog/Entries/2008/2/7_Photo:_The_Nokia_Creative,_N95_Photo_Awards_-_January_2008.html

[ch33sehead]

YpoCaramel, there is no point in having 5MP pictures if you're just going to resize them down to smaller than 1MP. It's a waste of electricity, speed, and ISO performance.

The N95's camera sensor should have had 2MP at most for its size.

[DannyKhuu]

It Looks Nice, Something I Would Definitely Crave

[jehrameel]

uber sleek! i gots tah have it! :D