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Refreshingly, many digicam manufacturers have recently announced that they’ll be dropping the pursuit of greater and greater megapixel counts in favor of improving their sensors. Unrefreshingly, though, the megapixel myth is now heading to cell phones. And no cell phone demonstrates the problem as starkly as Sony Ericsson’s latest smartphone, the Idou.
Set to debut in Europe this October, the Sony Ericsson Idou is a full touchscreen smartphone with a 3.5-inch display, GPS and 3G support, powered by the new and iPhone-like Symbian foundation OS. But it’s the camera that stands out: an auto-focus camera capable of capturing a whopping 12 megapixels.
According to the megapixel myth, that makes the Sony Ericsson better than some respectable 9 megapixel DSLRs. But there’s no cramming a decent enough sized sensor to do justice to those pixels into a cellphone form factor… leaving out other factors like lens quality and ISO capability. Buy an IDOU, and you might get a good phone.
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