Monday, 18 February 2013
And here’s a pair of new Sony Xperia concept phones, created by Suman
Chatterjee: the Sony Xperia Pro 2013, a handset inspired by the Sony
Ericsson Xperia Pro and the Mini Pro and the Sony Xperia W. In spite of
the name, the Xperia W is not a Walkman phone, but rather a full fledged
smartphone with Android Key Lime Pie and maybe a quad core or 8 core
CPU.
Back to the Sony Xperia Pro, this sliding QWERTY phone seems to have a
comfy keyboard, with 4 rows and very nice spacing. The device is rather
compact and chubby, with a not so long format, being wider rather than
longer. I can see the resemblance with the Xperia Mini Pro and I can
imagine this as some sort of midrange device, maybe even with a quad
core chipset inside, but not the good stuff, maybe a Mediatek or
something.
Sony Xperia W seems like your run of the mill handset from nowadays, with a 5 inch display, 13 MP camera and quad core CPU. The interesting bit is that it brings a camera key on Android, something you don’t see every day. The design is pretty simple and minimalistic, without any crazy bezels, transparent areas or edge to edge action. Which of these models do you prefer?
[Thanks Suman Chatterjee]
Sony Xperia W seems like your run of the mill handset from nowadays, with a 5 inch display, 13 MP camera and quad core CPU. The interesting bit is that it brings a camera key on Android, something you don’t see every day. The design is pretty simple and minimalistic, without any crazy bezels, transparent areas or edge to edge action. Which of these models do you prefer?
