Sony Ericsson Yari Mobile: Price, Features, Specifications

Sony Ericsson Yari is the latest slider phone to hit the market after its predecessors- Sony Ericsson Satio and Sony Ericsson Aino mobile phones. Sony Ericsson Yari is all set to impress the world.

Sony Ericsson Yari is dubbed as 'high end pre-pay, low end contract' and is clearly a mobile phone for the feisty youth. The main role of the mobile phone is to be a gaming device and in addition to that it is embedded with a list of other features as well.

Sony Ericsson Yari is aptly described as a tiny little thing that's full of surprises; as the ingenuity of the mobile phone cannot be comprehended at the first glance. Sony Ericsson Yari is embedded with a 5 MP auto focus camera and advanced features like gesture gaming and optical tracker technology developed by Gesture Tek.

Sony Ericsson Yari allows users to use the camera to detect movements or translate them into game moves. The Sony Ericsson Yari may also function as a wireless multi player. This technology has been made available to Japanese DoCoMo cell phones but only recently it has been making its way into the global market.

The Sony Ericsson Yari Main Features:
* 2.4-inch, 256K color TFT display with a resolution of 240 x 320 pixel resolution
* There is a 60MB integrated memory, hot-swappable microSD card slot which extends the memory up to 16GB
* The user interface is Proprietary Flash-based
* 5 mega pixel auto focus camera with LED flash, geo-tagging, face detection and smile detection
* QVGA video recording
* Bluetooth 2.0 with A2DP, GPS receiver with A-GPS support is the connectivity options
* Gesture and motion-based gaming, Shake control and SensMe
* The phone is embedded with 1000 mAh battery

The Sony Ericsson Yari has a built-in GPS receiver to deliver location-based services as accurately as they come. It is priced at Rs 25,000 and is included in the all rounder category. Sony Ericsson Yari is embedded with a host of exclusive features and the reason why the rest of the world is giving admiring glances is indeed less surprising.