The basketball team-minute fiddle: Sony Ericsson Satio
Dec 6, 2009 apple, htc, lg, motorola, nokia, phones, samsung
Another quick fiddle, another device tried out and ready to be reported on…
The Sony Ericsson (New York Stock Exchange: SNE) Satio is the recently-released touchscreen beast from Sony Ericsson, backpacking a 12.1MP camera! Wowzer, that is some serious image-processing power! I recently got my hands on I, and walked away with these impressions (bear in mind the idea here is first base impressions from a few mins of playing with the twist):
Build quality &ere; shape-factor – boilers suit it’s nice, very nice. Comes across much more like a photographic camera than a mobile twist, even down to a excrescence where the optics for the camera ar. The twist feels about the right field sort of weight for it’s size, and definitely feels like quality Screen – it’s a good size, the colours and sharpness ar great, and it works fountainhead as a touching device. Checked out some wallpapers and videos, and they all looked good UI – seems pretty reasonable boilers suit. The manipulation of the horizontal UI bar (XMB as they call option it) works well, and breeds indecorum for Sony Blu-re player or PS3 owners. Logical and easy to navigate Camera – only had a very legal brief time to try, and obviously results were organism rendered on the screen (so couldn’t check-out procedure amercement detail of images), but on first inspection worked well, and great calibre. I curiosity about how quick/easy it is to offload the massive files (fountainhead, compared to the files generated by most mobile cameras) – anyway, at least image capture is good. Media-manipulation – very good – it’s a multimedia system device, and needed to do well here, and it performed admirably. As noted above, videos looked good. Would wealthy person like to have captured a video recording to see how that came out on-blind. Conclusion: *satire alert* – I was going away to say it was a great French telephone, but clearly it tin can’t be that great, as Sony Ericsson pulled it from the shelves. I didn’t get any software system problems at all whilst exploitation the device, that being said. Overall evaluation: Pretty reasonable Grade: B (based on my shortstop metre with it) Build quality &ere; shape-factor – overall it’s nice, very nice. Comes across much more like a photographic camera than a mobile twist, even down feather to a bulge where the optics for the photographic camera are. The twist feels about the right form of weight for it’s size, and definitely feels like quality Screen – it’s a goodness size, the colors and sharpness ar great, and it deeds well as a touching twist. Checked out some wallpapers and videos, and they all looked goodness UI – seems pretty reasonable overall. The manipulation of the horizontal UI prevention (XMB as they call option it) deeds fountainhead, and breeds familiarity for Sony Blu-re histrion or PS3 owners. Logical and easy to navigate Camera – only had a very brief metre to try, and obviously results were organism rendered on the blind (so couldn’t check-out procedure amercement detail of images), but on first inspection worked fountainhead, and great quality. I curiosity about how quick/easy it is to offload the massive files (fountainhead, compared to the files generated by most mobile cameras) – anyway, at least image capture is good Media-handling – very goodness – it’s a multimedia system device, and needed to do well here, and it performed admirably. As noted above, videos looked good. Would have like to wealthy person captured a video recording to see how that came out on-blind Conclusion: *irony alert* – I was going away to say it was a great French telephone, but clearly it tin can’t be that great, as Sony Ericsson pulled it from the shelves. I didn’t get any software system problems at all whilst exploitation the twist, that organism said. Overall rating: Pretty reasonable Grade: B (based on my shortstop time with it, forgetting the reported software issues) [Image via: Sony Ericsson]
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