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Every connoisseur of conundrums will appreciate the predicament faced by Sony Ericsson.
Since time immemorial it has been a truth, universally acknowledged, that a phone is no substitute for a dedicated camera.
As the first touch-screen 8-megapixel camera–endowed phone, the Renoir has its share of fans, though the praise isn’t unanimous. With all the multimedia and connectivity options you could ask for, the Renoir is marred only by some interface imperfections, and then only in comparison to the iPhone.
Despite having been bumped from its flagship status in the Cyber-shot range by the C902, the Sony Ericsson K850i still holds its own amongst 5 megapixel camphones.
The 6220 Classic holds some surprisingly high-end features in its no-frills plastic frame. Despite its name it finds more in common with Nokia’s Nseries than the old-school Classic range.
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