Q. It should have 12 M.P Camera xenon flash ,auto focus ,HD touch screen , Wi-Fi and Tv out function
My sim operation is Vodafone
I know that this options are in Nokia n8 But i really not intersted in it
I want a Comparison between Sony ericsson Xperia X10 and the Satio
To all thxx for all who suggested n8 for me but i'm really not interseted in it's design
My sim operation is Vodafone
I know that this options are in Nokia n8 But i really not intersted in it
I want a Comparison between Sony ericsson Xperia X10 and the Satio
To all thxx for all who suggested n8 for me but i'm really not interseted in it's design
A. No Android phone has a 12 MP camera. The only recent phone with 12 MP is the Nokia N8 which seems to meet most of your wants/requirements. Unfortunately, the N8 runs on Symbian^3 which ain't as good as Android but still gets the job done.
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Didn't see your additional details before. An alternative so far would be the Samsung Galaxy S which only has a 5 MP camera but still does pretty well in quality and sound and does run on Android and can connect to Wi-Fi. Unfortunately, it doesn't connect to TVs and has a flash light for the camera. A camera doesn't exactly need to have a high megapixel number to have a good quality. Try comparing a few phones and you'll see what I mean (eg: try comparing the camera on the HTC Desire HD which has 8 MP and then compare it to the Galaxy S or the iPhone which has 5 MP).
If you have patients, wait for the LG Optimus 2X which will meet all your demands. Android, 8 MP Camera which can record in 1080p (the 1st phone that can), LED flash (Xenon flash is harder to find these days), QHD 4" Touch screen, Wi-Fi, HDTV Output.
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You wouldn't really want the Sony Ericsson Satio as it runs on Symbian^1 so it works like a Nokia N8 but worse because Symbian^1 is way slower (very laggy), hard to use, buggy, quite unsupported nowadays. The Xperia X10 is average. It runs on Android 2.1 Eclair which is an older version and Sony Ericsson has already ditched support for it. For something newer, wait for the Sony Erricson Xperia Arc which is larger (the screen) and is the slimmest phone at the moment and also has an 8.1 MP camera and runs on Android 2.3 Gingerbread which is the current version. Get Xperia Arc, don't get the Xperia X10 or Satio.
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Didn't see your additional details before. An alternative so far would be the Samsung Galaxy S which only has a 5 MP camera but still does pretty well in quality and sound and does run on Android and can connect to Wi-Fi. Unfortunately, it doesn't connect to TVs and has a flash light for the camera. A camera doesn't exactly need to have a high megapixel number to have a good quality. Try comparing a few phones and you'll see what I mean (eg: try comparing the camera on the HTC Desire HD which has 8 MP and then compare it to the Galaxy S or the iPhone which has 5 MP).
If you have patients, wait for the LG Optimus 2X which will meet all your demands. Android, 8 MP Camera which can record in 1080p (the 1st phone that can), LED flash (Xenon flash is harder to find these days), QHD 4" Touch screen, Wi-Fi, HDTV Output.
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You wouldn't really want the Sony Ericsson Satio as it runs on Symbian^1 so it works like a Nokia N8 but worse because Symbian^1 is way slower (very laggy), hard to use, buggy, quite unsupported nowadays. The Xperia X10 is average. It runs on Android 2.1 Eclair which is an older version and Sony Ericsson has already ditched support for it. For something newer, wait for the Sony Erricson Xperia Arc which is larger (the screen) and is the slimmest phone at the moment and also has an 8.1 MP camera and runs on Android 2.3 Gingerbread which is the current version. Get Xperia Arc, don't get the Xperia X10 or Satio.
On camera phones, how big a difference is there between Xenon flash, and LED flash?
Q. In terms of photo quality, how big is the difference between camera flash types? What about Dual LED flash compared with Xenon?
I am a big photography enthusiast, and own the Nokia N8 which takes fantastic photos. However, I'm thinking of getting a HTC Desire HD phone (as I prefer Android software, and the bigger screen). I know there would be a slight compromise in camera quality (Nokia N8 has 12mp camera and Xenon flash, where Desire has 8mp camera and Dual LED flash).
So, how big is the difference between the two types?
I am a big photography enthusiast, and own the Nokia N8 which takes fantastic photos. However, I'm thinking of getting a HTC Desire HD phone (as I prefer Android software, and the bigger screen). I know there would be a slight compromise in camera quality (Nokia N8 has 12mp camera and Xenon flash, where Desire has 8mp camera and Dual LED flash).
So, how big is the difference between the two types?
A. If you're a photography enthusiast, you should know that megapixel has nothing to do with image quality. Xenon flash is much powerful than LED flash. Dual LED is good but still not better than Xenon. Still you can go to the store and check for yourself. Nokia N8 has good image quality compared to HTC Desire HD.
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