Another phone that was announced by the Sony Ericsson Mobile Company at the Mobile World Congress 2008 was the Sony Ericsson G900. Even though the phone looks very similar to the G700, there are some slight differences. The most obvious difference is the G900’s silver metallic strip that runs along its edges.
It seems that the G900 has a row of sensitive soft keys just like the K850i, but actually they’re placed on the responsive touch-screen LCD and dedicated buttons for messaging and notes. The G900’s numeric keypad is similar to that of the G700 but don’t quite offer tactility. The M2 expansion slot is somewhat stacked below the proprietary post, but can be hidden behind the battery cover, while the dedicated keylock now finds itself on the right hand edge.
The Sony Ericsson is available in Dark brown and dark red, but for some reason the G900 doesn’t feel as good as the F700 though will appeal to the more conservative users. The G900 packs a higher resolution 5 megapixel camera with auto-focus along with WiFi connectivity. A special feature is the touch focus function which allows a user to adjust focus of an image by touching that area onscreen. This feature makes the Sony Ericsson G900 stand out amongst the rest of the camera phones available.
The Sony Ericsson G900’s high resolution camera, touch focus and Wifi will more than likely make people consider the G900 above the G700, however the G900 is somewhat overshadowed a little in comparison with the ergonomics of the G700
Via: Phonesreview
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