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Sony Xperia Rumours 2012 |
Xajel
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Samsung Galaxy S4 Will Be Unveiled In February At MWC 2013, Launching Globally In March [Rumor]
http://phandroid.com/2012/09/[....]ching-globally-in-march-rumor/
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-XYZ
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That looks to be quite early. Haven't even given a full 12 months before releasing the successor. |
stedus
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SS is jealous about Apple Iphone 5 popularity, so they WILL and ALWAYS try to steal some of that popularity  )
and they will also try to make their competitors look bad in the public 
http://www.phonearena.com/new[....]ne-5-launch-nationwide_id34519
This is the reason I don't like SS, their marketing style is quite subjective toward their competitor rather than constructive
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tranced
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Don't forget it's the Xperia rumours thread 
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Xajel
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On 2012-09-17 12:10:31, -XYZ wrote:
That looks to be quite early. Haven't even given a full 12 months before releasing the successor.
exactly, Samsung used to have their Galaxy high-end in mid year why this time it's early ? or it's just an update ? or they're trying to reschedule their high-end road-map ?
and the most important thing for Sony, what Sony will have to compete against them ?
I think Sony should consider make some rescheduling of their own and redefine how many high-end device they should release...
Currently they have two high-end devices, one for each half of the year... I prefer one device only with higher bar spec. and concentrate on it, it will have better support also as it's only one device not two...
Battery capacity should be increased also, they can use some higher capacity batteries, I know these batteries has shorter life compared to normal capacity, but I think and believe having a 500mAh more is better than having 5 months less overall battery life, most peoples these days only have their phones for 1 - 1.5 years ( depending on their contract )
I think Sony should consider also having the exact same device just in different factors, like one normal and one waterproof... and the one I think Sony should consider is a two sizes of the same phone ( everything same ) the only thing changes is screen size + battery... if this is possible without the need for separate carrier/WiFi/BT/Radio certifications this will be great, imagine two high-ends one with 4.2" screen ( same size as arc ) and one with 4.6/4.7" screen ( like Xperia T ) both have same resolution ( 720p ) and everything else the same, even the mother board might also be the same, same external design, the only thing different is display size and battery size...
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mediar
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On 2012-09-17 16:20:41, Xajel wrote:
I think Sony should consider also having the exact same device just in different factors, like one normal and one waterproof... and the one I think Sony should consider is a two sizes of the same phone ( everything same ) the only thing changes is screen size + battery... if this is possible without the need for separate carrier/WiFi/BT/Radio certifications this will be great, imagine two high-ends one with 4.2" screen ( same size as arc ) and one with 4.6/4.7" screen ( like Xperia T ) both have same resolution ( 720p ) and everything else the same, even the mother board might also be the same, same external design, the only thing different is display size and battery size...
Do I see 2011 Xperias logic here? Same devices but with different screen sizes? Actually, the Xperia Ray is much smaller than Xperia Arc, but they both share the same 1500mAh batteries. So the size of the phone isn't really a problem.
[ This Message was edited by: mediar on 2012-09-17 15:27 ] The best mobile phone brand died with Sony Ericsson's death. Shame on you Sony for killing it! And, of course, for ruining the Xperia brand... Mediar's Site |
Felimenta97
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On 2012-09-17 16:25:00, mediar wrote:
On 2012-09-17 16:20:41, Xajel wrote:
I think Sony should consider also having the exact same device just in different factors, like one normal and one waterproof... and the one I think Sony should consider is a two sizes of the same phone ( everything same ) the only thing changes is screen size + battery... if this is possible without the need for separate carrier/WiFi/BT/Radio certifications this will be great, imagine two high-ends one with 4.2" screen ( same size as arc ) and one with 4.6/4.7" screen ( like Xperia T ) both have same resolution ( 720p ) and everything else the same, even the mother board might also be the same, same external design, the only thing different is display size and battery size...
Do I see 2011 Xperias logic here? Same devices but with different screen sizes? Actually, the Xperia Ray is much smaller than Xperia Arc, but they both share the same 1500mAh batteries. So the size of the phone isn't really a problem.
[ This Message was edited by: mediar on 2012-09-17 15:27 ]
Size isn't only height and width, it also include thickness too.
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Ricky D
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That's what she said.
 sorry I couldn't resist
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chunkybeats
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yeah its an Xperia subject not Samsung, please post in the appropiate forum. |
FMW300
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Just a minor observation: How come they have changed the style of lettering for Xperia on all the latest phones' packaging? The earlier phones of this year had the regular 'XPERIA' style logo on the box front, but for the new releases, it's written like 'Xperia' in a regular typeface.
[ This Message was edited by: FMW300 on 2012-09-18 13:54 ] T230 > W300 > W890 > W705 > Live > Xperia T > Xperia Z2a > Xperia X > Xperia XZ2 |
Xajel
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^^^
Just link the post URL, xperiablog.net doesn't support pictures hot linking
Here's the post
http://www.xperiablog.net/201[....]on-track-for-end-sept-release/
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Ricky D
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I think it's probably a mistake. One that really should have been caught by their packaging design team. As far as I can tell they're not trying to phase out the 'XPERIA' for lower cased 'Xperia'. I know everywhere that the logo is presented digitally selectable as text (i.e. on their website, blog etc) it's presented as Xperia as opposed to when presented as an image and on the handsets themselves where they're shown in caps and styled.
The packaging really should be XPERIA rather than Xperia.
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Ravager
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It's not going to say lt29i either is it ? So...
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rog
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Xperia T box also uses lower case "Xperia".
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djin
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@rog,
In your unboxing video, xperia in capitals are written next to the phone(compartment for the accessories). I think they still haven't decided what to do with it..
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