Brand new boxed mobile black. Locked to three mobile. received on weekend and never used.
Specification

Colour: Black

Quadband GSM850/900/1800/1900

3G: Yes 3.6Mbps HSDPA 2100

Data: GPRS EDGE

Camera: 5MP;16xZoom;Xenon Flash

Secondary Videocall Camera

Video: 320x240 @ 30fps QVGA

Display: 2.2" 265K colours; 240x320

Size: 118g; 102x48x17mm

Standby: 400hrs max

Talktime: 9hrs max

Battery: BST-38

Bluetooth: v2.0 with Stereo A2DP

External memory: M2 or MicroSD

Built in memory: 40MB

Media Player: Audio & Video

Audio: MP3 e/AAC/ WAV WMA

Video: H263 MPEG4

Java™ MIDP 2; RDS FM Radio

Motion Sensor; Track ID

Photo Editor/Blogging

Organiser; Voice Memo

Ring Tones: MP3 polyphonic

Vibration Alert

Browser: WAP 2.0/xHTML HTML

RSS

Messaging: SMS MMS

Email: Yes

IM: Yes

Speaker phone

Features: Bluetooth, Colour Screen, Customisable Cover, Email / Web, GPRS, I-mode enabled, IRDA, Infrared, Java enabled, MMS enabled, MP3 Player, Polyphonic ringtones, Radio, Streaming video, USB, Vibration
Bundled Items: Adapter, Cable, Car Charger, Case, Headset, Memory, Wall Charger plus also bought plastic case for it which comes as free with this.


The 5 megapixel digital camera on the rear of the model means that the K850 is up against Nokia's N95 and Samsung's G600.

The design, as with other Cyber-shot models, is clearly focused at making consumers believe that they have a digital camera in their hands rather than a mobile phone.

The phone features a dedicated on/off button for the camera for example as well as a shutter and zoom buttons.

There is even a slider switch that allows you to switch between still, movie and playback modes as you would normally find on any regular digital camera and completing the digi-cam appeal the memory card slots and battery is now accessed by a side door rather than having to take apart the phone as with previous Sony Ericsson models.

Memory is expandable via Sony's own Memory Stick and more controversially a microSD slot as well.

The candybar design is around the same size and thickness of the company's popular W810 Walkman model and thankfully over the previous K810 the bulbous back has been lost for a smooth glossy finish.

On the front and the keypad jostles for space against the camera functions and similar to the K810, the regular phone keyboard also has a dual purpose; switch to camera mode and illuminated icons indicate which keys act as shortcuts for the digital zoom and other functions.

Inside and the software is also focused towards the camera features. First off, there is a new media browser allowing you to view photos, video, music or podcasts in one place as well as allowing you to carry out an intelligent search to see photos by the month they were taken, view thumbnail images or scroll through in full-picture mode.

The K850 will also feature BestPic, Sony Ericsson's image technology that takes nine pictures in one burst so you can choose the best one.

Other features include the company's range of software tools like the Blogger photo tool that allows you to publish images straight from the phone to your blog without the need for a computer.

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