Brand Sony Ericsson

Series Cyber-shot

Model C510a

Color Black

Form Factor Bar Phones

Connectivity

Wireless Radio GSM 850/900/1800/1900 MHz

UMTS 850/1900/2100 MHz

Compatible Carrier & Service AT&T, AT&T 3G, T-Mobile, Rogers, Fido

3G Support 3G / UMTS

Data transfer GPRS, EDGE, HSDPA

Function

Audio Supports music tones – MP3, AAC

Polyphonic ringtones

Message SMS, MMS, Instant Messaging

Predictive text input

Email

Exchange ActiveSync

Memory

Internal Memory 100MB

Card Slot MS Micro(M2)

Card Capacity Support Up to 8GB

Display

Main Display Size 2.2″

Main Display Color 262K

Main Display Format TFT

Main Display Resolution 320 x 240

Camera

Camera 3.2 MP with LED flash & Video Capture

Camera Zoom 3.2X

Auto Focus Yes

Second Camera Yes

I/O Interface

Bluetooth Support Bluetooth v2.0 with A2DP

Expansion USB

Battery

Battery Type Lithium Ion Battery

Talk Time Up to 10 hours on GSM

Up to 4 hours on UMTS

Up to 2.33 hours on Video call

Standby Time Up to 400 hours on GSM

Up to 360 hours on UMTS

Software

Software Alarm clock, Calculator, Calendar, Flight mode, Notes, Phone book, Stopwatch, Tasks, Timer

Spec

Specifications Camera: Face detection, Geo tagging, Photo feeds, Photo fix, Photo light, Picture blogging, Smile Shutter, Video blogging, Video light

Music: Album art, Media player, Mega Bass, TrackID

Internet: Access NetFront Web Browser, WAP 1.2.1, WAP 2.0 XHTML, Web feeds

Entertainment: 3D games, Java, Media, Motion gaming, Radio – FM radio with RDS, Video streaming, Video viewing, YouTube

Connectivity: Google Maps, Modem, PictBridge, Synchronization PC

Messaging: Sound recorder

Communication: Speakerphone, Vibrating alert, Video calling

Design: Auto rotate, Navigation key, Picture wallpaper, Wallpaper animation

Dimensions & Weight

Dimensions 4.2″ x 1.9″ x 0.5″

Weight 3.2 oz.

Toshiba has long been a leader of quality when it comes to electronics and their laptops are no different. They’re not going to “wow” you with looks but it’s what inside that counts, right? They are smartly built with an emphasis on today’s technology, unlike Dell whose sole emphasis is keeping the price down

Sony is another brand that screams quality. The Sony VAIO notebooks are some of the best in the business. Unlike Toshiba, Sony’s laptops look great and will definately turn heads (of course that’s not always a good thing).

 If I had to choose between the two I would go with Toshiba because I have no need for flash and looks, just speed, power and reliability.

Laptops I would NEVER buy because of the vast amount of problems in the past include: Dell, Compaq/HP and Gateway brands. All three laptop makers seem to sacrifice quality for lower cost during mass production. I have encountered many, many problems with these laptops over the years and I will avoid them unconditionally.