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Though considered by many the first worthy successor of the iconic RAZR V3, the spec list of the V8 puts it firmly at the lower end of the features spectrum.
The V640i is the Vodafone incarnation of the more widely available K630i. An otherwise unashamedly mid-range handset, the V640i offers 3.5G HSDPA web browsing capabilities.
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 first of Sony Ericsson’s mid-range phones to bear the ‘K’ badge previously reserved for Cyber-shot phones, the K660i stakes the internet as its territory, with 3.5G capabilities and dedicated browser shortcuts.
The K530i is an solid mid-range all-rounder from Sony Ericsson that, while lacking the multimedia talents of the Walkman or Cyber-shot ranges, delivers a good range of features and 3G connectivity.
The G502 provides capable mobile messaging in an otherwise mid-range handset for those who don’t want or need a full-blown business mobile.
With a fantastic camera and 3G capabilities, the Viewty would provide a credible alternative to the iPhone and its ilk, were it not for the unreliable touchscreen controls.
Billed as the slimmest 5 megapixel camera phone to date, the SonyEricsson C902 holds an ample array of features in its slender frame. However, sacrifices have clearly been made for the sake of beauty.
The C702 is a phone that aims to combine a robust physique with generous multimedia features. Unfortunately, it just misses the mark on both counts.
With the latest edition to the Black Label range, LG rises above its fashion phone reputation, providing some solid features. At the time of release it was the slimmest 5 megapixel camera phone available and its blend of style and substance still proves popular, despite some qualms in both areas.
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