Hmm...its 3.5g? is there a second camera on this phone?

yeap its HSDPA enabled and has a second camera like the k800i/k810i. 
man i'm so glad i did'nt buy the K810i.this baby would definately be my next mobile. 

...but where???i dun see it haha...im thinking the same...

Sony Ericsson reaches for the 5 megapixel barrier with its new Sony Ericsson K850 Cyber-shot cameraphone. The handset features all the goodies seen in the previous Cyber-shot handsets but besides the resolution punch it also packs in full HSDPA support.

The Sony Ericsson K850 Cyber-shot is the next generation of powerful cameraphones by Sony Ericsson which have long kept the first place when it comes to camera-in-phone performance. Today they are making the next step and move on to using a 5 megapixel camera.

Beside that, the Sony Ericsson K850 comes with a number of updates over previously released handsets: it has an automatic camera cover, a renovated camera interface, and a spanking new media browser with picture auto rotate feature. It has a larger, 2.2" TFT display, and features extended network support such as tri-band HSDPA and quad-band GSM/GPRS/EDGE. That sort of a solution is uncommon for Sony Ericsson since up until now they offered identical EDGE-enabled and UMTS-enabled devices separately. Now for the first time we see 3G plus EDGE all-in-one.

Other than that, the handset retains all the original K810 specs such as a secondary video calls camera, stereo Bluetooth, USB support, FM radio and a M2 memory card slot (with a 512MB card to be included in the retail package). The memory card slot deserves a special attention since this is the first SE attempt in using a dual card support - it can host both a M2 card as well as a microSD card. In terms of its size, the new K850 will be identical with the Sony Ericsson K810 keeping the same measurements and adding only 3g of additional weight. Sony Ericsson K850 carries a really innovative design solution - the navigation D-pad (marked by the green rectangle on the photo) is made part of the alphanumeric keypad, while the softkeys are really small. The most probable reason for such a solution is obvious the need to fit a larger display while keeping the older size and form factor.

Unfortunately there is no word on video capabilities - a department Sony Ericsson has been lagging behind other manufacturers for quite some time. Feature phones produced by SE are well known with their QCIF@15fps video recording, while latest smartphones have reached only QVGA@15fps resolution.

The Sony Ericsson K850 will be available in Velvet Blue or Luminous Green in the beginning of Q4 2007.

retains all the original K810 specs such as a secondary video calls camera, stereo Bluetooth, USB support, FM radio and a M2 memory card slot, so upgrade is to 5MP cybershot only?

retains all the original K810 specs such as a secondary video calls camera, stereo Bluetooth, USB support, FM radio and a M2 memory card slot, so upgrade is to 5MP cybershot only?

my goodness. not that the design is bad or anything. But SE is lacking their uhm, "stance". SE all had used the return key, C and no green/red call button.

Now they are changing? A little like Nokia designers jumped to SE to design this phone. The navigation key looks good, finally dumping that stupid joystick thingy.

But good phone no doubt.

SE is learnign that, consumers looking for BIG screen, good cam, no lousy joystick and most of all, 3G, EDGE and everything together. Not like edge only, 3G only phone, that's stupid.

So far,there's an improved media browsing (think PSP) and videos are now recorded in QVGA at 30fps
Yea,was a lil shocked to see the green/red call buttons on an SE as well -.-
And I love the navigation pad,pretty darn cool lookin

So far,there's an improved media browsing (think PSP) and videos are now recorded in QVGA at 30fps
Yea,was a lil shocked to see the green/red call buttons on an SE as well -.-
And I love the navigation pad,pretty darn cool lookin

but having an identity is important. At least from now onwards, all the products has similar interface, buttons etc.

W910, W960 and this K850i all are different!!!. One with red/green button, one without, one return key gone, one has it. Blur!

the old SE phones had green/red call buttons

I thought only old Ericsson phones had em? Hmm my memory isn't servin me well atm