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Sony Xperia Rumours 2012 |
MNX1024
Joined: Jul 08, 2009
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On 2012-02-27 01:13:38, worf1000 wrote:
I said AFTER 2 quarter from this year not over 2 quarters from this year. Better read next time 
My bad, didn't read properly. For some odd reason I interpreted what you said as 2 quarters from now. Anyway, let's hope that Sony doesn't do what I said or worse, not release anything anymore. That would really be some bad news.
Honestly, it would be real nice if Sony has a set announcement/release cycle. Like Apple with their yearly announcement/release and the Japanese Carriers with their Winter and Summer lineup. This would help out in many different occasion. Such as brand recognition, decisiveness of fans, and more that I can/can't think of. |
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Ricky D
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There seems to be a lot of disappointment from the announcement but isn't this what we expected, a couple handsets to support the flagship Xperia S?
We (at least I) also expected this to be the back end of the left over SE stuff. For me the only surprise is that Sony would have wanted to put their name on these devices.
I'm not opposed to the designs being all pretty much the same. I think of it like a series of laptops but comes in different screen sizes and comparable specs (think of the Macbook Air 11" and 13" each having a choice of a couple different processor/SSD/RAM sets).
Perhaps Sony would have been better publicising that these are part of the same NXT series better and showing them all at the same time as parts of the same series.
There will be a point in the (fairly near) future when the mobile device market (phones and tabs) will be similar to the laptop market of today and the laptops market will shrink. You'd expect places like offices/libraries/cafes/planes/trains/living rooms to simply have a universal dock that links your personal mobile device to a screen and keyboard/mouse for you to work/surf/relax. When you think of a market like that it's not unreasonable to think of manufacturers like Sony to simply have series of handsets with the same design and just different sized screens and chipset configs.
I'm keen to know if there will be other series of handsets from Sony later in the year or next year or whether Sony will take yet another turn of direction.
On a more personal note the full metal jacket on the Xperia P is georgeous, I didn't like Xperia S as it smelt unfinished but the Xperia P has the design polished beautifully.
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randomuser
Joined: Sep 13, 2011
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@Rog
Is Global Ion = Hayabusa ?
Will it use the same snapdragon S3 cpu ?
@topic
Guys, we were reading that there will be SONY devices by Q3 but what happened now ? There seem to be no such devices in the pipeline. 
Guess we will need to wait till MWC 2013 for a proper Sony handset 
Also unknown13x mentioned the "global ion" will only be sold in countries that have LTE. So that means it will be sold in select few countries like USA, Australia, Hong Kong, Japan, and a few in Europe. Which means Xperia S is the 2012 flagship for the global market ?????????
And he also denied that the Mint is a phone.
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5tephane
Joined: Mar 02, 2011
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I really don't like the design of the nxt series. I will wait a bit more to replace my Elm. |
mustafabay
Joined: Sep 27, 2004
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From: Egypt
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So the best thing from yesterday was the release of the Xperia S 
The P I have mixed feelings about, its good but some people may want more memory. I'm guessing if they have to they could release a 64GB S or a 32GB P if the market needs it. But to me the disappointment is really the U. 8GB with only 6GB usable is a little too low why not make it 4GB total and add a card slot.
I don't want a signature anymore. |
argiriano
Joined: Jun 16, 2004
Posts: 305
From: Bulgaria
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I`m a little bit disapointed that Xperia P is actually just few mm smaller than S because of much bigger lower part, so I may consider Xperia S after all... we`ll see.
Performance is quite different from one video to another - sometimes it look zippier than S and sometimes quite laggish... I guess we need to waith for the final versions. |
koss
Joined: Oct 24, 2008
Posts: 74
From: Romania
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Sony dissapointed me again. Since no cybershot in 2012 portofolio I will move to Nokia and buy 808 PureView becouse I don't want to wait years to Sony make a decent camera phone after k810i and c905. |
rog
Joined: Jul 09, 2002
Posts: 371
From: Mountain-land
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On 2012-02-27 09:50:15, randomuser wrote:
@Rog
Is Global Ion = Hayabusa ?
Will it use the same snapdragon S3 cpu ?
No & no.
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randomuser
Joined: Sep 13, 2011
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@Rog
Thanks a lot for replying  |
pt020
Joined: Aug 14, 2006
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From: Amsterdam NL
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Even that I know that this phones are still more SE than Sony I am also a bit disappointed
I really do not like the idea that smaller is cheaper and less advanced |
motvikt
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On 2012-02-27 14:04:38, rog wrote:
On 2012-02-27 09:50:15, randomuser wrote:
@Rog
Is Global Ion = Hayabusa ?
Will it use the same snapdragon S3 cpu ?
No & no.
Finally some hope  |
adsada
Joined: Aug 23, 2008
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On 2012-02-27 14:44:42, pt020 wrote:
Even that I know that this phones are still more SE than Sony I am also a bit disappointed
I really do not like the idea that smaller is cheaper and less advanced
I know what you mean, but I guess it has to be like that, otherwise it'd get far too confusing for the consumer, imagining having a 3" phone with a quadcore processor, and then having a 4.3" with only a dualcore processor.
And I suppose its been like that for a while now, i.e. SE's smallest handsets were the X10 mini range and the mini range which were both targeted at the lower end of the market.
That said, take the Xperia P I don't think its that big at 4" which I would take as the norm in smartphones...it still fits in pockets yet has a nice large display
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pt020
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On 2012-02-27 14:54:48, adsada wrote:
I know what you mean, but I guess it has to be like that ...
It was not like that in the past ... Sony made their name from making advanced little devices ..
To build bigger phones is easier (even Apple can do it  )
I Bought the Mini Pro not because it was cheap .. I looked for a small device that will be up to date and will surprise me and not disappoint me. |
tai020381
Joined: Dec 07, 2004
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On 2012-02-27 14:50:56, motvikt wrote:
On 2012-02-27 14:04:38, rog wrote:
On 2012-02-27 09:50:15, randomuser wrote:
@Rog
Is Global Ion = Hayabusa ?
Will it use the same snapdragon S3 cpu ?
No & no.
Qualcomm S4 Processor? |
Guarulhos
Joined: Jan 02, 2011
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From: Guarulhos - Brazil
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You Sony Fans are a bad joke, keep talking and writing releases that nothing surprised the market, the same apparatus and some unattractive and neglect that revolutionizes the truth!
And the only truth is that revolutionizes the NOKIA, whether you like it or not, and no point in not reporting on anything here because the pureview here to stay and the beloved Sony humulhar of you and any other company!
41 megapixels of the highest photographic perfection is not for anyone but for those who can, and such daring only nokia has the courage and ability to perform technologically!
If the NSeries N8 already humiliated in terms of quality photographic Xperia S, which will 808 PUREVIEW ???
Kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk!
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