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The Satio is not the first phone to come out with a 12 megapixel camera, however, it is the first one that bundles the high resolution in a smartphone. The phone has a number of features that made it Sony’s flagship phone when it was released. We go i...
The Satio was meant to revive Sony Ericsson at a time when it was flagging. It is a truly admirable smartphone, with some great features – not the least of which is a powerful phone camera. Putting the camera aside for a while, the phone is a li...
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mobilewhack.com Updated:
2014-01-03 17:21:06
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I don’t come in contact with many Sony Ericsson phones, so when it do, it’s a reason to pay a little closer attention. And so today I talk about the Sony Ericsson Satio, a phone that brings a lot to the table but not without some problems.The Sony Er...
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whatdigitalcamera.com Updated:
2014-01-03 17:21:06
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Sony Ericsson Satio£from freewww.sonyericsson.co.uk2009 was very much the year of the iPhone. The launch of the latest, 3GS, version of the smartphone saw improved functionality, a range of mapping enhancements and, above all, an improved camera. Users...
Large touchscreen, dedicated camera buttons...
Slow focus, image noise in most situations...
Though there is still room to improve the image quality, the Sony Ericsson Satio is a pleasure to use as a camera, and is no doubt one of the best cameraphones on the market.
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mobileburn.com Updated:
2014-01-03 17:21:06
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We first saw the Sony Ericsson Satio back in February at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, then named the Idou and flaunting an impressive spec list. The most impressive item on that list was the 12.1 megapixel camera that was set to earn the Satio...
Awesome camera, nice music player, speedy processor...
Aging web browser, dubious text entry methods, poor implementation of touchscreen gestures...
Overall, the Sony Ericsson Satio is a great camera phone, but the S60 UI feels very dated and stifles the experience somewhat. We were impressed with the music player sound quality and data speeds, but felt let down by the awkward web browser and fidd...
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homecinemachoice.com Updated:
2014-01-03 17:21:06
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More recently, Sony Ericsson has been taking the lead in this category. Its Satio phone (price dependent on contract) has been heavily promoted as both a PMP and 12MP camera, and certainly caught our eye. Recently...
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Sony Ericsson made fuzz when it first released its Xperia smartphone. However, when it was finally released, it gained lukewarm reviews with its slow interface and didn’t really offer anything new and innovating. A few years later, mysterious ads on pr...
Good photo quality. Superb music player. Wi-Fi and GPS.
Resistive touchscreen.
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Sony Ericsson's Satio is probably one of the most feature-rich phones on offer currently. It sure is classy-looking, with a beautiful 3.5” resistive touch screen dominating the front. The touch screen response is great for a resistive screen. It'...
Camera, looks, display...
No DivX/Xvid support, high price...
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Sony Ericsson’s mobile phone had been a long time coming and my initial interaction with the device at their event in Singapore, outside of the CommunicAsia event, was quite good. The specs showed us all that it had a lot of potential and although SE w...
Brilliant display, Great feature-rich camera, Good battery life...
No EQ presets for audio player, Slightly bulky design, No preloaded Social Networking apps...
ConnectivityThe Satio is well prepped for connectivity but strangely it isn’t equipped with any Social Networking functions which is again a very disturbing fact considering the price range it’s in or how important that particular feature is t...
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It took eight months for the phone to arrive from when it was first announced, but it finally came out, albeit with some recent teething troubles. Two resellers temporarily withdrew the Satio from retail sale recently, as a number were returned with...
12.1 megapixel camera.
Proprietary Sony Ericsson charging and data socket, no 3.5mm audio jack, awful web browser, no DivX support.
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Formerly known as 'Idou', this Sony Ericsson Satio finally reaches the mass market a couple of weeks ago. Being on of the first 12.1 mega pixel camera phone in the market, it does have the upper hand in this high end market. To date the nearest compet...
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Sony Ericsson is outstanding when it comes to camera phones, music phones and phones with FM radios. Since this latest smartphone has all these plus GPS, wi-fi and more, it should be a real winner, right? Well, maybe, but this is also a touchscreen pho...
With an improved interface, a better touchscreen and a 3.5mm headphone jack, this would be a near-unbeatable phone. The handset looks snazzy and feels good in the hand. The camera is terrific and de livers great results. The music software is easy to u...
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It’s been awhile since we’ve seen a phone as exciting as this. Announced as Idou in Barcelona, Spain last year, the Sony Ericsson Satio is loaded to the brim with features and is beautifully designed. Features & Design There’s a whole lot of features b...
Excellent camera, Large and bright screen, Good build and design, Decent media playback, Roadsync application...
Slow interface, Nonresponsive touchscreen, No 3.5mm headphones port, Expensive...
Excellent camera and rich list of features and a few misses, including the pricing...
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Prologue: You'll have read this week about Sony Ericsson pulling the Satio from sale, pending fixes to some major bugs. As you'll see from the text below, I also hit problems, but they're not going to stop me looking at the raw hardware objectively. Wi...
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It was not that long time ago when Sony Ericsson announced the Idou at MWC 2009, although the handset got renamed to later. The interesting thing about the cell phone is it´s manufacturer´s “first” in several respects – the first with 12-megapixel c...
The second cell phone with 12MP camera, Great night snapshots, Extremely good incall quality...
Outdoor pictures could have been better, Unjustified price tag, Sluggish operational speed, No 3.5mm jack, Doesn’t support DivX and/or Xvid files...
Having told you what Sony Ericsson’s first 12-megapixel, all-in-one, Symbian S60 5th Edition based handset is all about, it’s time we passed our verdict. The only advantages of the Satio over its rivals are the almost impeccable in-call quality and spl...
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THE Sony Ericsson Satio is close to fulfilling every gadget lover's dream.That is, to pack a powerful digital camera, music player and productivity tools in a single device.Tipped as a multimedia phone, the Satio combines the hallmarks of Sony's Walkma...
While the Satio has oodles of features and an excellent camera to boot, user interface kinks need to be addressed...
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Sony Ericsson need a winner right now and the Satio is the phone carrying the torch. It's equipped with a 12-megapixel camera, which puts it in an elite club. It failed to become the founding member of the club - that title goes to the Samsung Pixon12...
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Sony is known for its fabulous electronic gear; where digital cameras or music devices, they have always delivered. Therefore when Sony announces a phone that is supposed to be their all-in-one product, there is bound to be great expectations and high...
12 megapixel camera with touch focus and Xenon flash, Large touchscreen, Multiple data entry options, Dedicated multimedia buttons, Multiple homescreens which are customizable, High resolution video recording...
Expensive, Disappointing audio/video playback...
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If that sounds a bit gimmicky, Sony Erisson's tried-and-tested Best Pic technology returns to more practical ground. Turning it on takes a series of shots in rapid succession, so you're more likely to capture that illusive perfect picture.Location, l...
Excellent picture quality. 16.9 screen perfect for movies. Powerful S60 OS with added jazz...
No 3.5mm headphone jack. Resistive touchscreen unresponsive. Lack of decent text input options. Measly 128MB onboard memory...
It may be the best cameraphone on the market, but poor text input and no 3.5mm jack means the Satio misses out on five stars...
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mobilechoiceuk.com Updated:
2014-01-03 17:21:06
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An excellent multimedia handset and one that heralds even more from Sony Ericsson. Others to consider Samsung i8910 HD User opinions(0) Add opinion Read all opinions...
Great for movies and music, 12.1-megapixel camera with all the trimmings, including Xenon flash...
Lack of app store, no 3.5mm headset port, chunky size. Look and Feel...
An excellent multimedia handset and one that heralds even more from Sony Ericsson...
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Before beginning this Sony Ericsson Satio review, we need to clear something up – Satio is pronounced Sah-tee-oh, apparently! Right, with that out the way, let’s have a look at what the Sony Ericsson Satio has to offer. Imagine having the perfect mix o...
In conclusion, the Sony Ericsson Satio sees Sony Ericsson going back to its roots and producing a camera phone of exemplary performance. The company has been suffering lately with poor results and poor phones, but the Satio sees it back to top form ag...
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To some, the world needs another fancy camera phone like a gopher needs a colostomy, but others like to have the latest phones with the coolest mix of functions and looks -- and Sony’s impending Satio is designed to make the latter go weak in the knees...
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Judging from its recent quarterly results, Sony Ericsson is heading for troubled waters. The company's second quarter sales plunged by a whopping 40 percent, resulting in a loss of around 200 million Euros.If there's one upcoming phone that might chang...
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mobileblah.com Updated:
2014-01-03 17:21:06
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Finally, we´ve got the Sony Ericsson Satio in our hands! Well, this is not a final, retail unit, but rather an early prototype. That is why we are coming up with a preview, without passing final judgment. Still, we are more than happy to take a peek at...
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