Sony Ericsson W995a is a walkman cellphone that comes equipped with an 8.1 megapixel camera and it supports geotagging, allowing you to tag every location of those photos taken with this cellphone.
An unlocked version of the SE W995a costs $600. The camera of this phone is also assisted with various technologies besides geotagging, such as face detection, flash, autofocus, digital zoom, image stabilizer etc. It also supports Bluetooth A2DP, WiFi and 3G connectivity. The SE W995a has dedicated media buttons and works as a Walkman.
The SE 995a also comes with built-in Google Map and uses 3G triangulation to automatically add the location to your photos. The phone has dedicated playback buttons for its Walkman function, supports all the standard audio formats and it’s got a built-in FM radio with presets. This phone also has the Clear Stereo and Clear Bass technology which are able to enhance the audio quality such as avoiding channel leakage and bass distortion.
The SE 995a is also loaded with the Media Go software which allows you to access movies, as well as transcode audio and video files optimized for the SE W995a handset.
via gizmodo
June 4th, 2009 at 8:24 am
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November 30th, 2009 at 8:41 am
Geotagging is such a nice feature, I hope this will be implemented in all new phones.
995a is really a nice phone, I am thinking of investing in this.