Sony Ericsson W200i - Expert Reviews

Review summary: Concept pictures are one thing, but it's another altogether when you find yourself an actual working prototype. That's the case today with the forthcoming Sony Ericsson W200i candybar...

Verdict: Concept pictures are one thing, but it's another altogether when you find yourself an actual working prototype. That's the case today with the forthcoming Sony Ericsson W200i candybar.

Review summary: Everyone is keeping pretty tight-lipped about this apparently new budgetphone from Sony Ericsson, but we manage to snag a pic of the W200a in all its naked glory...

Verdict: Everyone is keeping pretty tight-lipped about this apparently new budgetphone from Sony Ericsson, but we manage to snag a pic of the W200a in the nude. As the document is housed on the FCC website, we have reason to believe that it has already been approv

Review summary: The W200i Walkman® mobile phone provides the user with the ultimate music experience on their mobile handset. The handset comes in two stylish colours which include rhythm black & pulse white. The handset is highly useable & comes with a large brightly co

Review summary: Sony's Cyber-shot W200 is among the few 12-megapixel pocket digital cameras on the market, and is of surprisingly good quality, consistent with the W-series. Though not as slim as the T-series, the Sony W200 is still quite small and pocket-friendly. The

Pros: Tiny size, portable and stylish, Full manual exposure control, plus full auto mode when you need it, Useful range of preset shooting modes, Great overall color, Large 2.5-inch LCD monitor, Face Detection 2 optimizes exposure and focus for faces, Super Ste

Cons: High barrel distortion is noticeable in images, Fairly strong chromatic aberration, Strong oversaturation in reds, may be more than many consumers find pleasing, Slightly limited flash range, Strong contrast under harsh lighting, camera also dims exposure

Review summary: The W200i is an entry level music phone with the famous Walkman branding, but in its case you're paying a lot for a logo - even if it is an entry-level phone.

Cons: Proprietary socket for all connections,Woeful VGA camera,Disc2Phone,software requires activation,PC Suite lacks Vista support