phone, the C905 Cyber-shot with built-in GPS capability and Wayfinder
Navigator.
In quarter 4 this year the future owners of the new Sony Ericsson
camera phone will have access to guided navigation via the Tele Atlas
digital maps award-winning tool, as well as to city guides, weather
forecasts and currency exchange rates.
"Together with Wayfinder Navigator the users of C905 will have access
to a number of location based applications from Wayfinder that will
enrich their mobile whereabouts, many of them free of charge and
available through easy download directly from the mobile internet,"
said Magnus Nilsson, CEO Wayfinder.
It will be a free 3 month trial period when Wayfinder Navigator will
provide GPS mapping in over 150 countries, maps downloads, voice
guided turn-by-turn directions in over 50 countries and over 20
languages, Power Search feature for selected local directories and
points of interest databases, route planning and sharing, Wayfinder
Earth with world maps, Wayfinder MyLocation Google Earth, Wayfinder
SpeedAlert featuring visual and audible speed camera- and speed
warnings, 22,000 speed cameras in 22 countries across Europe,
information about ongoing police controls, country specific traffic
information when crossing borders, and lots of other utilities.
The main specifications of the Sony Ericsson camera phone highlight 3G
HSDPA support for high-speeds, a 2.4-inch TFT display of 256K colors,
accelerometer sensor for auto-rotate, MP3 player, 160 MB internal
memory expandable up to 2GB via a memory card, Wi-Fi, Buetooth 2.0
with A2DP, email, Instant Messaging, HTML browser, RSS reader, a
built-in 8MP camera with 3264 x 2448 pixels resolution for photos,
autofocus, image stabilizer, video recording at 30 fps, xenon flash,
and a secondary video camera for video calls.
Price Range between = Rs.20,000/- to Rs.30,000/-
