Sony Ericsson C903 review: Slider-shot

11 March 2009
Inspired by the Sony T-series point-and-shoot digcams with an elegant lens cover, the Sony Ericsson C903 is a compact and attractive cameraphone. The C903 is packed with features you’d expect of a high...

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  • Andy Burgin
  • 3pH
  • 12 Mar 2009

All you Sony Ericsson fans, all they have done Sony Ericsson is put the C902 into a slider phone ,they know they are struggling nowdays Ericsson as Sony losing so much money they will not invest much supporting better mobiles,

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    • anonymous
    • PyN
    • 12 Mar 2009

    i was expecting this will produce good image quality,not gonna buy...

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      • mx
      • 0Bj
      • 12 Mar 2009

      in n85 review you (gsmarea) said that camera is not good for 5mpix,
      but no doub that c903 is even worst.
      think...

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        • Zobi
        • k@U
        • 12 Mar 2009

        Not gonna buy. 5 MP is so 2007! Now is 8 MP. Wake up SonyEricssen.

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          • Anonymous
          • q{d
          • 12 Mar 2009

          I never knew nokia invented the slider and the T-series camera cover?

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            • Jack S
            • mxI
            • 11 Mar 2009

            QVGA?
            QVGA recording?

            Are you mad?

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              • Mulligan
              • P43
              • 11 Mar 2009

              I agree with no1commentor
              N82 still best image device.

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                • Anonymous
                • p@x
                • 11 Mar 2009

                Big deal. Nokia thought of making somethin like this 2 years ago . The 5610 looks a lot like this and i belive some ideas from it's design were stollen

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                  • no1commentor
                  • QaS
                  • 11 Mar 2009

                  2xDnokia is still better,n82!!!

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                    • Anonymous
                    • myA
                    • 11 Mar 2009

                    Rubbish