The impressive Sony Ericsson Yari is due anytime now

The Sony Ericsson Yari is one of the latest phones to come out of the Sony Ericsson stable. This phone is a detailed and defined unit which offers plenty of functionality and form to please anyone. The unit is expected to be released in September and is looking like it will be a popular handset.

The Sony Ericsson Yari comes with a 2.4 inch display screen which displays 256,000 colours at a pixel size of 240 x 320 pixels. This ensures that images are shown in excellent clarity as well as being shown with effective colour reproduction. An accelerometer sensor provides the ability for the screen to automatically rotate images to their best aspect for optimum viewing of imagery.


The camera which is part of the phones package is a 5.0 mega pixel camera which operates at a resolution of 2592 x 1944 pixels. To help in the venture of taking pictures the phone provides additional tools such as auto focus, face detection, image stabilisation and geo tagging as well as ensuring sufficient illumination of the subject matter by providing an LED flash. Many prefer the ability to record and playback video, and this phone offers that function. It records at QVGA quality and 30 frames per second, which produces excellent quality video footage. Video calls have become an increasingly desired element and the secondary camera provided offers that feature.

The HSDPA connection offers the ability to surf the web at a creditable 3.6 Mbps. Additional connectivity options include integrated GPRS, EDGE, Blue tooth and USB. This comprehensive menagerie of connectivity enables the user to access a multitude of services as well as being able to share files and synchronise with suitably attired devices. Memory storage is defined as 60 Mb internally, with the option of increasing this by using the microSD slot up to 16 Gb

The phone comes with an MP3/ MP4 player which provides the means to play downloaded music and video files. Shake control is included with the phone and enables the user to change tracks by simply shaking the phone.

The Sony Yari is a small handset measuring only 100 mm x 48 mm wide and 15 mm thick. It does however pack a great deal into that small frame and offers a great deal of technical wizardry to entice the consumer. Its styling is excellent and is sure to be a hit for Sony.


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