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SE Mobile Phone Camera Tripod Comes to Light

For those avid mobile camera phone users SE's IM502 Tripod will come in very handy.

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Shayne Rana|Dec 20, 2008, 12:08:24 IST

Recently we came across some information for the avid camera buff that uses his mobile instead of a regular camera this could be something of interest. There're always those moments you want to capture for which you require a steady hand, or can't find a place to keep the handset propped up and so you wished you had a tripod to do just that... well those prayers have been answered, at least by one manufacturer.

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Sony Ericsson as part of their camera kit, IPK-100 has just the tool to curb those issues - The IM502 camera stand. This mini collapsible tripod measures just 27 x 59 x 10 mm and also comes with a standard tripod screw size for digital compact cameras and an attachment for SE phone holder for the handsets. It’s compatible with quite a few handsets including the C905 Cybershot.

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The kit is available online for an approximate price of Rs. 1025 (14.66 pounds) but we haven’t seen it any stores so far, so we’ll keep looking and fill you in.

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First Published:Dec 20, 2008, 12:08:24 IST
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