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vikeviki
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Thickness cannot be compramized beyond 9mm~10mm at any cost ,anything above feels huge and bulky,check with apple/samsung/htc thinner phones are the success models even xperia z,people liked zl design,not thicker design.Hence Sony should use there design making thin design,loved to see Honami,Togari looks very sleek according to spy pic.  |
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moogoo
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i meant while keeping it thin and sexy.
also, even if they end up releasing a phone that's 12mm and isn't crazy thin, it will be justified if they packed so much amazing tech inside it. i'll gladly sacrifice 2-3mm for all that tech. it's not that big of a deal for me.
of course, it is sony. one of the best, if not the best, at cramming in amazing tech inside a small package. they've done it with the high end flagship vaio for years.. about time they do it for the high end flagship xperia phone
[ This Message was edited by: moogoo on 2013-06-10 03:31 ] moogoo
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Rockarel
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I have to think that the best way they can incorporate the larger camera is to have a curved back that comes flush with the lens. It offers more interior room for the components while also disguising the true thickness required by the camera and giving an ergonomic feel to the phone. In my opinion this would be a better design than the raised area around the lens that Nokia seems to be using, and that keeping the overall thickness sub 10mm is a pipe-dream. I'm hoping that the rumor of them incorporating metal instead of glass will be in order to accomplish that kind of design.
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razec
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You guys seem to have forgotten that optical zoom within 14mm thickness is impossible for Honami because it's got 2/3" sensor!  even with folded optics design like the ones seen on sony T-series cybershots, the sensor will command the use of a larger glass and will make the overall camera assembly bigger. But it may be addressed through the use of optional 3rd party lens accessory as Honami was rumored to feature.
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WOW XPERIA with mountable mini lens ,hope we can add lens filters to this beauty. .if rumours becomes true. |
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How thick Honami really is? I must say that anything more than 10 mm is already too thick. EOS design is fugly. The back reminds me of P990 just thinner. I really hope Honami looks amazing and not to bulky.
Also, does anyone know if Honami supports MHL 2.0? Samsung Galaxy S4 is only the device that support it so far.
How about the OS? Could we expect an improved version compared to the recent one??
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moogoo
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@razec oh yea i forgot all about the lens thing.. oh well. so much to speculate. i just want to see this thing already..
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On 2013-06-10 04:21:41, moogoo wrote:
i meant while keeping it thin and sexy.
also, even if they end up releasing a phone that's 12mm and isn't crazy thin, it will be justified if they packed so much amazing tech inside it. i'll gladly sacrifice 2-3mm for all that tech. it's not that big of a deal for me.
of course, it is sony. one of the best, if not the best, at cramming in amazing tech inside a small package. they've done it with the high end flagship vaio for years.. about time they do it for the high end flagship xperia phone
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if that's the case, Lumia 920 should've took a lead in the market? |
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On 2013-06-09 23:19:00, nodarsixar wrote:
small info! Honami's event in 25 june with togari and other device!
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vikeviki
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Are we having source/informers or people copying it from japan/chinese sites for rumour information  |
rss_ndrsn
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Gosh, I cant stop thinking about the features Honami should have. Just now, another feature popped in my mind, which was extensive support for video formats. I remember what I had read on gsmarena regarding the video formats that XZ supports and it isnt as many as Samsung GS4. My HTC one cant even play MOV files. I hope with Honami, this will not be an issue. |
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On 2013-06-10 10:21:46, aurelius wrote:
No update on software for togari atm. My friends do not give me any atm. Lips are sealed unfortunately.
Trying my best.
Disappointing 
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I sure do hope both Togari and Honami are announced on 25th but I have a feeling we will only see Togari |
reeflotz
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On 2013-06-10 09:31:49, rss_ndrsn wrote:
Gosh, I cant stop thinking about the features Honami should have. Just now, another feature popped in my mind, which was extensive support for video formats. I remember what I had read on gsmarena regarding the video formats that XZ supports and it isnt as many as Samsung GS4. My HTC one cant even play MOV files. I hope with Honami, this will not be an issue.
you could always install MX player to be able to play different video formats and get better subtitle support, plus as far as I know MOV file format was developed by Apple as their primary media format. So far the only video format that mobiles cannot play perfectly smooth yet is a 720p or higher 10-bit mkv file because it needs a lot of processing power. That or players in the Play store need to be more optimized although the latest quad cores still does not play it butter smooth. Anyway with the upcoming s800 processors I think it will be able to play almost anything up to 720p 10-bit.
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I thought to myself "Would I accept a curved back of phone design?" Then I remembered the Mozilla Seabird and fell in love all over again.
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