Where's the Flash???
I just don't get where the flash is on most cell phones offered through ATT. I have an older version pantech (which pic quality is horrible) but has a flash. These new phones like the Walkman have 2megapixel technology, but no flash. SO, no action and no night time photo taking I guess. I could go with a Curve, but too big for me and I am not a text freak. Any ideas or any new phones coming soon with a flash? What is so hard about putting a little tiny flash like my Pantech C300? Doesn't seem like rocket science to put it on any phone with a cam. Again, any small phones I am missing that will take great pics and a flash???
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Chimey,
Don't worry, if phonearena.com is correct you should be able to get the Sony Ericsson K850i in March. That is an terrific device with a great 5mpx camera and a xeon flash. It will be a bit bigger than the SE W810 which also was a great device. If your not wanting a new phone now I would wait for the SEK850 but is you are I would look at maybe getting an unlocked version. You can do with it as you wish and you get full functionality of the device as intended by the manufacturer. Though you will have to spend some cheddar it is very worth it. If you want the beast of phones with a lot of extra features then I suggest the Nokia N95-3 (US version with 850/1900 UMTS/HSDPA). I played with one of those for a week and I must say if...
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Don't worry, if phonearena.com is correct you should be able to get the Sony Ericsson K850i in March. That is an terrific device with a great 5mpx camera and a xeon flash. It will be a bit bigger than the SE W810 which also was a great device. If your not wanting a new phone now I would wait for the SEK850 but is you are I would look at maybe getting an unlocked version. You can do with it as you wish and you get full functionality of the device as intended by the manufacturer. Though you will have to spend some cheddar it is very worth it. If you want the beast of phones with a lot of extra features then I suggest the Nokia N95-3 (US version with 850/1900 UMTS/HSDPA). I played with one of those for a week and I must say if...
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