SonyEricsson K800 Cellular Phone after Breaking Apart
The first SonyEricsson cellular phone with 3.2-MP Cybershot digital camera – SonyEricsson K800 has shocked all of us when handcellphone.com first review this powerful cellular phone. With this SonyEricsson phone, you don’t have to cellular phone and digital camera, two separate gadgets together as the SonyEricsson K800 can make you dump away your “useless” digital camera. If you ever wonder how complicated the design of this wonderful SonyEricsson K800 cellular phone, you can found out by looking at the pictures below.
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Thank you sooo much for these pics, I broke the little switch off for the cameras on/off function… this pic helped me figure out how the heck it was supposed to go back on