Next Smartphone will not have Ericsson effect – Sony (Part-I)

Next Smartphone will not have Ericsson effect – Sony (Part-I)

Sony has announced the Xperia S , the first of the new series Smartphone Xperia NXT which forms the first generation-and toe-of Smartphone exclusively Sony . Use Android operating system, has HD screen and in her womb has a dual core 1.5GHz. It was launched
during the first quarter of 2012 with Android 2.3 (Gingerbread). After parting Ericsson has also introduced three new Smartphone to be released in the U.S. alone and Japan.

Sony bought a few months ago Ericsson’s participation in its joint venture in the mobile phone market. This new situation has been shaped terminal for the first time during the press conference held by the Japanese company before the 2012 International CES
Show in Las Vegas. Xperia S was the first ‘Smartphone’ high-end Sony announced the global market. He sports a new design known as "Iconic Identity”, which will be replicated throughout the series Xperia NXT with new models. The transparent element creates
a base which highlights iconic silhouette and emphasizes the display and also provides lighting effects.

The user interface has been redesigned to complement the minimalist design of hardware. The main screen has a fluid and colourful new fund makes optimal use of the HD Reality Display and the power of dual core processing. Another major feature is the Reality
Display screen 4.3-inch screen Mobile BRAVIA Engine and HD resolution (1280 x 720), plus front camera (720p) and rear (1080) for HD recording. In addition, the rear camera has 12MP Sony Exmor R system with Fastest Mobile Capture to take pictures in just one
click directly from the standby mode.

The dual-core processor 1.5 GHz makes browsing and content downloads faster, and can be stored in internal flash memory of 32GB. The handset has dimensions of 128 mm x 64 mm x 10.6 mm and weighs 144 grams.

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Posted by Fahad Zafar on Jan 11 2012. Filed under Entertainment. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0. You can leave a response or trackback to this entry