Sony Ericsson’s new 8-megapixel photo titan

Your dedicated digicam’s days are numbered – with Sony Ericsson’s new C905 8-megapixel snapper in your pocket you won’t need a standalone camera.

This sexy little slider pushes the limits of what it’s possible to fit into a mobile phone without piling on the pounds so you’re not left with a handset that looks like it’s fallen out of the eighties.

Its camera prowess doesn’t stop at its bumped up pixel count, it also comes with a proper flash too, so there’s no escape from impromptu party pics even in the darkest of dives.

Tag on grown-up features like face detection, an image stabilizer, a generous 2GB card for storing snaps, plus Wi-Fi and 3G for fast sharing and it’s a proper portable photolab.

Top talents
Mega megapixel
With a pixel count to worry even dedicated cameras, the C905 can take stunning snaps with enough detail you can blow up to A3 in size.

Flash, saviour of the universe
Complete with a proper Xenon bulb primed and ready to illuminate your subject there’s no excuse for missing the action.

GPS geotagging
The built in satnav chip knows where you are even if you don’t, and can even embed that info into your snaps.

Coming out: Summer

Going up against
Nokia N95 – One of the first phones to pack a 5 megapixel snapper, Wi-Fi and GPS, this mobile veteran can still hold its own against the new upstarts.

LG KU990 Viewty – This LG can not only turn out 5 megapixel snaps as good as the next phone, but it can also shoot 120fps slow mo video for your own instant action replays.

Motorola RAZR2 V8 – If you’ve got a bit of retro phone lust, this slim and slinky RAZR2 packs some cutting edge toys into a barely there form factor.

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