Sony Ericsson K800i is code-named Wilma. It's reported to have the following features:
* 3.2 megapixel camera
* QVGA display
* Bluetooth
* stereo speakers
* 466MB memory
* EDGE/UMTS
3G reviews the Sony Ericsson K800i and is impressed with the phone's camera: "the K800i carries on from where the K750i left off – and then some. Colour, focus and exposure appear very reliable with highlights controlled. The K800i does struggle sometimes on contrasting environments but you’ll find this isn’t a unique problem even for your standalone digital camera. Of course, the K800i won’t be perfect but its foibles don’t dampen its performance or your appreciation."
Infosync reviews the Sony Ericsson K800i and is quite impressed with the phone's camera, giving it a 4.5 out of 5: "The K800i shoots what can only be described as outstanding high-quality stills with vivid, accurate colours and a minimum of blur courtesy of its autofocus and image stabilization. It may not excel under poorly lit conditions despite its decent xenon flash, but has other positive traits such as minimal lag between shots and a high-resolution screen to double as its viewfinder."
PCWorld has a review of the Sony Ericsson K800i, and writes, "The BestPic function is an exciting entry into the mobile phone camera market. When activated, BestPic will take nine photos with one press of the shutter button, allowing you to select the best photo. ... The quality of photos the K800i produces are very good for a camera phone. Nevertheless they still don't compare to a stand alone digital camera. Colour reproduction is excellent, but image sharpness is a slight problem. Shots are fairly crisp with defined edges and notable levels of detail for a 3.2 megapixel sensor. Overall, it's definitely the best camera on a phone that we've reviewed.
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