Sony Ericsson phones are well known for their beautiful looks and an amazing tandem being formed with its features. There are plenty of series and categories that it operates into thereby catering to plenty of consumers and various categories in them as well. Their primary feature is also categorized thereby offering a specific series to only a certain customer. Their Walkman series which is popular for its high quality music caters primarily to music lovers, Cybershot series popular for imaging goes down well with camera enthusiasts and advanced series of Xperia which pretty much incorporates everything is preferred by high end users and professionals. What if you find a phone which does not follow this nomenclature but at the same time incorporates the beauty and spectacular features at the same? Sony Ericsson Aino is one example of such a gadget.

Sony Ericsson Aino is a 3G handset which comes in two colours of obsidian black and luminous white and has a shiny finishing to go with it. It has a touchscreen interface for making the selection of navigation on the screen and the slide out keypad is used for typing text. The display is superbly well lit and makes for joyous viewing while watching videos and movies on its screen. The phone has a quad band network for its 2G GSM services in the form of GSM 850/900/1800/1900 and 3G services can be used in the bands of HSDPA 850/900/2100. Quad band network allows the user to use this phone in every country and not have to bother about getting a temporary phone when traveling abroad. It has physical characteristics of 104 mm in length, 50 mm in width and 15.5 mm in depth. The weight is a light 134 grams which does not create a load when phone is in your pocket and can be easily carried around in the hand as well.

It has a TFT touchscreen which measures 3 inches in size and has a resolution of 240 X 432 pixels with the capacity of displaying a marvelous 16 million colours. Usability of the touchscreen is however limited since the typing of text is done through the keypad and no internal keypad is present. The accelerometer sensor for auto rotate improves the quality of the display as it rotates the screen depending upon how the device is being held. This factor is crucial when you want to view movies and videos in horizontal form. The phone has a superb 8.1 megapixel camera with a resolution of 3264 X 2488 pixels and features of auto focus, LED Flash, touch focus, Geo-tagging, face detection, image stabiliser, smart contrast, red eye reduction to help improve and enhance the quality of the image so gathered. Videos can be recorded in VGA quality through this phone at 30 frames per second.

Music can be played in stereo quality using the stereo speakers with file formats of MP3 and AAC being supported. These files can also be made into as ringtones for call alerts. Music can also be enjoyed via stereo FM stations which come with RDS technology. SensMe function helps in playing the music which is in accordance with your current mode, that is, it plays only those sounds which resemble the tone and sound of the current track that you're listening to. Videos can be played in the same player in the MP4 file format. These files are stored on the phones' internal memory of 55MB and can be extended to a maximum of 32GB with 8GB memory card already provided in the box.Data connections can be initiated through GPRS/EDGE, HSCSD, 3G, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and USB. All these technologies ensure fast Internet access of your favourite HTML and xHTML websites on the pre-installed Netfront browser. One can also read their RSS feeds by connecting to the Internet.

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