The new C905 from Sony Ericsson is an innovative and fresh design with high class technology built in. You can use the phone for just about anything but the best feature is probably the camera. 8.1 Mega pixel camera with autofocus, face detection and Smart Contrast makes this phone rival stand alone digital cameras.

Not only is the camera great but included is A-GPS systems which hooks you up to Google Maps and helps you find your way wherever you are. You will never get lost again with this phone and you can choose destinations and be told turn by turn where you need to go to get there. The phone also has a great feature that allows you to upload your photos straight to your very own blog so you can share your experiences with friends and family.

The email client which is built in allows you to send and receive emails with attachments and because the HSDPA 3G connections are so fast you will never have to wait for emails and surfing the web again. The phone has built in Wi-Fi which allows you to connect to networks and TV's using broadband speed and you can view photos, videos and presentations on the big screen with the TV-out function.

This phone is perfect for personal use and you can share your experiences by taking incredible photos and then sending them to your friends or simply uploading them for the world to see. This phone is truly incredible and won't be beaten in the near future. You will be able to take advantage of the many features this phone has to offer such as the music player, video recorder and amazing image capturing with the 8.1 mega pixel camera. This phone is a media centre with technology that rivals the best.

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