A Sony Ericsson Cybershot focuses itself around the camera and other connected functions, that much is usually a given, and does hold itself true for both the Sony Ericsson C702 along with the Sony Ericsson C902. However, being Cybershots is where the similarities between the two mobile phone devices end. On one grip, the Sony Ericsson C702 is a mid range phone this produces great pictures, but is not in contention at the front lines of mobile cell phone technology. On the alternative hand, the Sony Ericsson C902 is a flagship mobile phone which is very much at the actual frontier and filled to your brim with the very latest and many exclusive technology.
Although comparing both these phones may not be entirely fair, it does serve to illustrate the entire world of difference between the top notch and mid range cellular phones that exist in the market today.
Feature Comparison regarding Sony Ericsson C702 in addition to Sony Ericsson C902
Starting with the camera itself that is the focal point around which all Cybershot mobile phone are built, there has already been a stark difference. While the Sony Ericsson C702 activities a 3. 2 megapixel camera that has useful face detection autofocus, an LED flash and 2x internet zoom. On the opposing side on the spectrum, the Sony Ericsson C902 has everything that the C702 has, however instead of 3. 2 megapixels it boasts a mighty 5. 0 megapixel resolution, and instead of 2x handheld zoom it can go as high as 16x digital zoom.
In terms of physical size, both devices are fairly similar, until the issue of slimness comes into play, where the Sony Ericsson C902, at 10. 5 mm totally trumps the 16 mm of the Sony Ericsson C702. Although only a meager 5. 5 mm difference, when it comes to similar to slimness, such small proportions do really count.
Storage capacity differs ever so slightly between the two mobile phone devices, with the Sony Ericsson C902 tile trim its counterpart with 160 MB internal storage as opposed to the 150 MB internal storage with the Sony Ericsson C702. Both offer support for the memory Stick Micro to increase enhance storage capability around 4 GB.
In a single area, the Sony Ericsson C702 actually is one up against her more illustrious counterpart, and that is with its GPS know-how. Within the Sony Ericsson C702, the GPS technology allows not only navigational aid, but also the option to tag pictures in line with location. Unfortunately the Sony Ericsson C902 does not possess this ability.
However despite this, the Sony Ericsson C902 clearly arises top with the sheer number of camera related features of the fact that Sony Ericsson C702 does not have. Such things as the actual auto rotate feature whereby the image is automatically rotated using the orientation of the digicam, as well as the BestPic feature which 9 images to possibly be captured in quick succession and then the best one to get selected, these are just a few of the things that your C902 exceeds the C702 by using.
In conclusion, although the C702 does perservere against the C902 fairly, the latter just has way too much going for it with regard to sheer power and picture taking ability. While the Global positioning system is nifty, it just isn't crucial, and for this reason the Sony Ericsson C902 continues to be a far superior design, as it should become.
