The K770 Cyber-shot camera phone has finally been unveiled by Sony Ericsson yesterday. Measuring at 14.5 mm thick, the camera supports GSM/GPRS 900/1800/1900 and UMTS 2100 band.

The Sony Ericsson Cybershot K770 can convert itself to digital camera mode when the lens cover is slided open and will gives a viewer on its 1.9-inch. Photos are captured at 3.2MP and stored onto memory card which can hold up to 256MB capacity. Users can transfer videos and photos with the help of USB.

Other features, include a media player, video calling, FM tuner, speaker-phone, sound recorder, video streaming and Bluetooth connectivity. It supports 10-hours of talk time and 400-hours of standby time. Available in a Truffle Brown color, the The Sony Ericsson K770 will be launched in selected countries in Europe sometime this fall, and hopefully will be available in the United States market shortly after.

via Slipperybrick

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