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Press Release
SONY ERICSSON RELEASES NEW FASHION
FORWARD CYBER-SHOT™ PHONE
The new Sony Ericsson C902 Cyber-shot™ phone combines
imaging technology and style
Sydney, Australia – 12 June 2008: Sony Ericsson today announced the much anticipated
Australian arrival of C902 Cyber-shot™ phone - one of the newest additions to the Cyber-shot
portfolio. Leveraging the company’s world-class imaging technology, fusing state-of-the-art
digital camera features into a slim-design phone, the C902 Cyber-shot is a must-have accessory for
every fashionista. Armed with a 5 megapixel camera, auto focus and face detection, the handset
combines technology and street chic effortlessly.
“This phone is designed to look as stunning as the pictures it takes” said Josh Oxspring, Head of
Marketing for Oceania at Sony Ericsson.
Sony Ericsson C902 Cyber-shot – The image and style statement
• Slim Cyber-shot phone with unique slide-out lens cover. Camera- ready
in an instant
• Stand out design – instantly recognisable
• 5.0 megapixel camera with Face Detection and Auto Focus.
Always capture the best shot possible
• Illuminated camera touch keys. Intuitive guidance around the
camera settings
The slim line C902 Cyber-shot will have everyone wanting to have their
picture taken. The C902 Cyber-shot sports a camera performance beyond its sleek and slim looks.
The ultra-compact and stylish phone holds a unique lens cover that slides open to reveal the 5.0
megapixel Auto Focus camera.
The phone’s lighting dramatically signals when you are in camera mode by switching from white
to blue. The eight camera touch keys come to life and let you choose between camera modes,
Photo Flash, Face Detection and Auto Focus, without even having to move your finger from the
shutter button.
Just shoot
With the C902 Cyber-shot you just need to slide open the active lens cover and shoot. The Face
Detection and Auto Focus capability enables the camera to detect and focus on the face of your
subject rather than the background, ensuring you capture sharp and high quality pictures of your
friends.
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