Sony Ericsson Naite is the cheapest of their new environment-friendly range of handsets called GreenHeart.The J105 is all about the environment from the packaging to the materials used in the construction. Here’s a closer look at one of the county limited eco friendly handsets.
The handset itself is built from recycled, recyclable materials and uses lead-free paint. It looks classy and well cut. The 2.2-inch TFT LCD is clear and easy for viewing and the buttons and navigation set up are very conveniently designed for comfortable use. What SE could have done is go with an AMOLED display that uses lesser energy which would mean an increase in battery life and less charging. The Naite is still an extremely slim and light weight handset so carrying it around is not going to be an issue at all. A set of volume/zoom keys are located on one side and SE’s proprietary all-in one port is located on the other.
Sony Ericsson has also been using microSD cards with all their new handsets. The M2 card seems to have gone the way of the Dodo. I doubt there will be any complaints. The Naite’s hot swap slot for the same is located under the rear panel. The Naite also has two cameras a 2MP fixed focus shooter at the rear and a VGA video call camera just above the display.
The music player is nothing to write home about. It is not too loud but the music quality is still quite good. Stereo Widening, EQ presets including Sony Mega Bass setting and a five band customizable EQ option allow you to make a few adjustments to the overall audio output. The FM Radio was a non issue as reception was quite good on an average. The Naite also has a voice recorder of course, but don’t count it being able to provide clarity of speech from over 2 feet from your mouth. Sony PhotoDJ, MusicDJ and VideoDJ apps are all present to help you pass the time tweaking your media.
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