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Sony Ericsson K810i vs K850i

June 19, 2007 by Dusan Belic - 59 Comments

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As you’re probably aware by now, Sony Ericsson K850i is the next stage in the Cybershot phones evolution. Next, you probably realized how hot I am for Sony Ericsson phones… 🙂

Sony Ericsson K850i

Instead of a 3.2 MP camera present in K800i/K810i models, the K850i packs some 5 megapixel love. The Xenon flash light is still on board, ensuring the best-in-class photos in the dark. However, the addition of accelometer, better camera sensor, more memory and the HSDPA radio HAVEN’T made the device thicker than its predecessor. Not only that the K850i is as thick as the K810i, it’s also few millimeters smaller — the K850i’s size of 102x48x17 mm compares well with the K810i’s dimensions of 106x48x17 mm. Following (after the jump) are two photos of the K850i and K810i models standing one next to the other — so you can see for yourself how the two compare.

Sony Ericsson K810i vs K850i - pic 1

Sony Ericsson K810i vs K850i - pic 2

[Via: Mobile-Review, GSMArena]

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