Sony Ericsson Elm Review
The Sony Ericsson Elm is one of the latest handsets released by Sony Ericsson which incorporates impressive functionality and aesthetic style. The unit measures 110 mm x 45 mm body whilst being 14 mm thick and is lightweight at 90 g in weight.
The Sony Elm includes an internal memory of 280 MB which is sufficient for most requirements however this can be further supplemented by making use of the built-in microSD card slot, providing the means to improve memory storage capacity up to a more creditable 8 GB. The handset comes with GPRS and EDGE connections, both of which are class 10 in conjunction with both microUSB and blue tooth connections. Internet access is available through this handsets inclusion of both HSDPA and Wi Fi connections that provide the means to access the web at speeds of up to 7.2 Mbps. Satellite navigation is provided by virtue of the GPS function which includes A-GPS support and wise pilot navigation.
Sony Ericsson Elm
The handsets display screen is a 2.2 inch TFT screen that offers effervescent colour variations due to its 256,000 colour display capabilities, all of which are contained within an excellent screen that is 240 x 320 pixels in size. The phone incorporates a useful accelerometer sensor which automates the rotation of displayed imagery. The handset comes with the option of either vibration or ring alerts as well as the added benefit of being able to use MP3 files as supplementary ringtones.
The Sony Ericsson Elm also comes with a stereo FM radio with RDS in addition to several games, whilst an MP4/MP3 media player is also included within the package. The handset also provides a picture editor, as a means of editing imagery whilst on the move, in addition to the inclusion of Google maps. Social media is represented by virtue of the inclusion of YouTube, Facebook and MySpace applications in addition to twitter integration.
This latest eco-friendly phone incorporates a 5.0 megapixel camera that includes auto focus, smile and face detection as its primary means of ensuring quality of image. Geo-tagging and an LED flash are also provided as standard. The handset provides the opportunity and feature known as video calling. The camera provides the means to capture video footage at VGA quality and at 24 frames per second.
The Sony Ericsson Elm is an impressive addition to the Sony Ericsson range. It incorporates everything that is good about a mobile phone, its ease-of-use ensures anyone can utilise the handset while its aesthetic appeal means it never looks out of place.
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April 19th, 2010 at 6:13 pm
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