The Sony Ericsson Satio boasts of breathtaking looks that sweep the users off their feet. An avalanche of features has been bestowed upon this gizmo, including a music player that supports six types of files, namely WMA, MP3, WAV, M4A, RA and AAC. To further add on to the entertainment quotient, a stereo FM radio and a video player have also been provided. Known for its 12 mega pixel camera, the Sony Ericsson Satio allows the users to click pictures, as well as record videos. In addition, to facilitate video calling, a secondary camera is also there. This widget is embellished with a 3.5 inches touchscreen, that's TFT in nature and has the potential to display up to 16M colours. With its support for GPRS, EDGE, HSDPA, HSUPA and Wi-Fi, it forays into the domain of connectivity. Bluetooth and USB serve the purpose of data transfer utilities. Going by the enumeration, it weighs 126 grams and measures 112 x 55 x 13 mm. To connect to the world wide web, it facilitates the users with a WAP 2.0 browser, that supports HTML, while the options conferred upon them in order to connect to others, include e-mail, instant messaging, MMS and SMS. The 7370 has a FM tuner we can assume a Mp3 player as well since it can play MP3 / AAC ringtones. While on the topic of tones, the Nokia 7370 supports video tones - its not a brand new concept but just has not been used in the recent releases. The EDGE compatible handset comes with a 1.3 megapixel camera which can be real fun since the phone allows the user special effects such as Black and white, Sepia, Negative, Solarise etc. The 3D stereo sound speakers should make listening to music an awesome experience. The 7370 even has Bluetooth, MMS and J2ME compatibility