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Sony Ericsson X10 Official Thread |
juris15
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Sony Ericsson X10 HD Video Playing
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tranced
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@juris: I thought the video was in HD also. Gonna see it now. Thanks!
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juris15
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just saw it on youtube...  don't know if the video played is really in HD  |
tranced
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Naahh, it is not. It's 360 and 480 only.
Btw, isn't the X10 in the video a SO-01B?
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juris15
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i think its from taiwan...
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orbitech
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 announced it's coming out today in the Philippines... Both black & white... US$715. Nice... we're usually pretty late in getting new models from Sony Ericsson. |
alexlt
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On 2010-03-27 08:04:18, ron.jeremy wrote:
Strange, several sites have mentioned that it produces excellent SQ, the latest beeing a Norvegian site.
In fact, they brought it along to an expert, and he praised the SQ?
Maybe a fw thingy?
I really hope you're right, SQ it's one of the most importants things for my next phone, so I'll be looking any news on the GSMArena site 
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yawdapaah
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According to a comment, the X10 has no HW multitouch support. If this is true... Wow!
http://blogs.sonyericsson.com[....]/comment-page-2/#comment-35596 |
titus1
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Oh my... |
Arne Anka
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On 2010-03-27 22:36:57, yawdapaah wrote:
According to a comment, the X10 has no HW multitouch support. If this is true... Wow!
Same limitations seem to apply to all Androide devices including Nexus One and Desire. They all seem to support dual touch HW wise rather than MT. The question still unanswered is whether X10 supports dual touch HW wise.
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Andy_P
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ordered mine this morning on voda, says 4th delivery.
haven't been here in a while 
I'll be sad to give up my P1i after ... about 3.5yrs ? 
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yawdapaah
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Same limitations seem to apply to all Androide devices including Nexus One and Desire. They all seem to support dual touch HW wise rather than MT. The question still unanswered is whether X10 supports dual touch HW wise.
Videos of the Desire have demonstrated it's dual touch capability at the very least. The N1 as well. So I don't think this is an inherent Android limitation. And the comment clearly states that the issue is a hardware one.
It was assumed that the X10 would be "dual touch" capable on firmware upgrade. If this is not cleared up by SE, a lot of people will buy the X10 that assumption. |
emuneee
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No multitouch...X10 has been eliminated from consideration. This is a common theme amongst SE devices. It's always some killer tradeoff. You get the great 8.1MP camera, but you don't get Android 2.0+ out of the box. You get the great media player, but no multitouch.
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moogoo
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hmm... i think you guys are missing the point. DUAL touch vs. MULTI-TOUCH. does Nexus One or Desire support multi-touch? (i.e., 3 or more simultaneous finger touch recognition). As Arne said, we should ask if the X10 supports at least dual-touch (i.e., recognizes one or two fingers touching simultaneously). If so, then it should be on par with other android offerings.
In reality though, how many of you are actually using more than 2 fingers to use your phone anyway? Multi-touch seems to be a waste, unless those of you out there are that much more dexterous than me.
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I'm getting seriously excited now. My shipment tracking shows it's in the UK but probably won't be delivered till Monday morning now and I won't be back in the UK till the 10th but I'm as excited as a bunny in May. I'm going to be wishing every minute of my 20hour flight to the UK will pass faster till I get my hands on my white beauty.
Multi-touch schmulti-touch. It's nice but not necessary.
I do want to know though if the swipe to unlock can be made changed from left-hand to right-hand. Early videos I saw had a left- right swipe but recent videos show right to left. I want to be able to use my right hand (left to right swipe). Although actually I don't know if left hand will be better as I use as I keep my phone in my left hand pocket... whatever, I want the choice!
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