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theitman
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  #592057 7-Mar-2012 22:43




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  #592308 8-Mar-2012 13:33
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nakedmolerat: I am considering Sony Xperia S to replace my galaxy s2

- quadband 3G
- fast charge (30 mins charging - 80%)
- GLONASS (apparently older version of xperia already use glonass)
- anti-stain nano coating
- 12.1 MP camera
- Smart Watch
Xperia Smart Tags


I wouldn't even think of trading in a Samsung Galaxy S II for a Sony S, it's almost a backward step for just a bit of raffia work around the edges.

There are newer Sony phones due to be released in the months to come (~July/Sept)

Sony Hayabusa (which must be big cause the Motor bike is) and the Sony Mint.
These speculations are based on the indicated price points of these yet to be released phones.

Adreno 225 GPU is already being used in Android devices and it's a 1/3 better than the Adreno 220 GPU.

Beside Samsung Galaxy III is just around the corner


 


 

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  #592483 8-Mar-2012 18:04
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I thought the Sony Xperia P looked really nice at first because it's a smaller 4" LCD with  superior daylight viewing to S-Amyloid and has 8MP camera, dual core 1.5Ghz etc.

However the overall volume/size is quite similar to Galaxy S2, which is dissapointing as I thought the smaller screen and newer tech would make it a lot smaller. it's only 3 mm shorter + 6 mm narrower

http://www.gsmarena.com/sony_at_mwc_2012-review-723p2.php

Xperia P - 122 x 59.5 x 10.5 mm (76.2 cmsq)

S2 - 125.3 x 66.1 x 8.5 mm (70 cmsq)




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DrStrangelove
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  #593348 10-Mar-2012 20:42
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The following blurb may add some clarity/confusion to any XPERIA S purchase.

GSMArena - Sony Xperia S vs. Samsung Galaxy S II: Shootout

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  #593894 12-Mar-2012 09:19
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nakedmolerat: I am considering Sony Xperia S to replace my galaxy s2

- quadband 3G
- fast charge (30 mins charging - 80%)
- GLONASS (apparently older version of xperia already use glonass)
- anti-stain nano coating
- 12.1 MP camera
- Smart Watch
Xperia Smart Tags


The Xperia's also do ANT+  which is what interests me.  DO you know of any other Android phones likely to have similar?

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  #594729 13-Mar-2012 19:28
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There is a few listed on Trade Me now. Ranging from $900-$1000

 
 
 
 

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theitman
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  #597322 19-Mar-2012 19:07

Mine arrived today, i am completely blown away. Mainly by the screen, ui is sweet, fast loading and very smooth. Sound is also damn near perfect. love it




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  #597331 19-Mar-2012 19:16
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theitman: Mine arrived today, i am completely blown away. Mainly by the screen, ui is sweet, fast loading and very smooth. Sound is also damn near perfect. love it


Glad you are enjoying it! Im probably going to wait until ICS gets released for the Xperia S and then make my decision then, although the SGS3 should be out at around the same time.

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