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Sony Ericsson XPERIA X1 discussion |
WhyBe
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I think I would prefer the data streaming method. I don't want to go back to cell phones with antennas sticking out of the top, nor do I want to watch commercials. Free air TV is prone to bad reception. |
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max_wedge
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I think the data streaming method will always be available, even if free to air mobile broadcasts become common
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brorzan
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I got to play with the X1 today. It was a working example, but it was just an ordinary Windows Mobile version inside. I guess they are still working pretty hard to get all the Sony Ericsson software in it.
The build quality was really good. It felt a lot smaller in the hand then it looks in all the pictures. The keyboard was easy to use, and I was told it will have צהו for the swedish market.
I think this will be the replacement after my P1i, but I will have to try a full working version to be sure.
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i-am-andrew
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I've got a question if someone who's used the X1 can answer please, apologies if it's already been asked/answered - I read the first 15 pages and the last 3 and decided just to ask:
Can you open the the phone and then sit it on the desk and type on it or is the screen part heavy enough to make it topple backwards?
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karlosperu
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wuaoooo 
http://www.bengalboy.com/modu[....]m=8&post_id=6588#forumpost6588
VIDEO RECORD X1 en vga 640x480 de resolucion.
http://video.google.com/video[....]cid=-4967213615327634717&hl=en
MOUSE OPTICO
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=147188614586516623&hl=en
Pics from XPERIA X1
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QVGA
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WOW are those seriously taken from a phone??
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karlosperu
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according to the Web seems that if you are.
These photos are very acceptable
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bavlondon2
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Video link is dead can you repost?
The last pic looks decent but the 1st 2 have a layer of green over it. Doesnt it?
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karlosperu
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video
http://video.google.com/video[....]cid=-4967213615327634717&hl=en
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=147188614586516623&hl=en
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G-Izzat
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I'm actually quite impressed with the pictures taken using the X1. |
karlosperu
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Certainly the photos are very good, and if they also have a yellowish tone but generally good quality
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metcard
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On 2008-04-28 13:39:02, brorzan wrote:
I hope the final version of the black X1 is 100% black including the keyboard area.
Regardless, it's a damn sexy phone. |
aksd
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Actually speaking those pics are crap from a technical point of view. Theres hardly any detailing in those pics, the processing basically has first over sharpened the image and then used heavy noise removal resulting in a sharp but pasty image. If you look at the background leaves you can se absolutely no detail on them, due to the over processing the image hasa sort of un real feel. |
WhyBe
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Why not get a real camera if you're going to analyze pictures so closely?
There are many things that go into making a camera or picture great, a cell phone simply isn't going to fit all of those technologies into such a small form-factor.
Many flaws in pictures are attributable to the photographer and conditions, not the camera itself.
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@ftyk
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@max_wedge,
yes newer ideally should mean better but i guess this term has lost it's meaning for mobile manufacturers.
the 9500/9300 were far more better phones than the toy that nokia made & named it e90.
i had my p910i for over 2 years but got rid of my p990i in 6 months.
i guess newer now means not better, but buggier.
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