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Guys I wanna ask does Acro S have removable battery? I'm interested with it... Thanks
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Posted: 2012-08-05 18:35:11
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Sony's mineral glass imo is just as good if not better than Gorilla glass. The Xperia U the glass on that is super tough.
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Posted: 2012-08-05 19:07:00
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Sony use more plastic than a real glas. It feels really bad... I prefer gorilla glas, but the dragontrail glas on the Xperia active sounds interesting... Unfortunately the only Sony phone which has this glas... Can't understand this too...
[ This Message was edited by: king-james on 2012-08-05 18:17 ]
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Posted: 2012-08-05 19:16:25
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@razec,
Yes
did have good screens even though they were 65k, but you cannot say that for x10 against the competition. Its also very commendable that
was the first manufacturer to have 65k out with s700 or s710i, and I wish they continue to innovate. If
sat down without releasing 65k, or if nokia never got out 16m displays, the market would have never moved on.
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The problem going on here is that we have 2 diffrent opinions right now regarding the screen being used in future phones from sony.
Group A does not want wide viewing angle and group B wants it. I think I can assume for all of us that neither of us have anything against the picture quality, and color reproduction by the screen used by sony/
. I too have seen myself and can say xs easily has better colours and sharper screen presently on the market.
But, Is it wrong to have that same colours visible on wider angle? If so Why? Privacy does not have any application here. Texts, would be readable on xs either straight on or off center. Pictures and videos too, the only thing that is lost is color degradation.
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@king-james,
I am not too convinced by gorilla glass. Dragontrail seems much more capable. Also i have seen x10, arc take lots of abuse, but the screens have not been cracked! Infact, I have seen a nexus with gorilla glass crack on just one drop. Its really strange we dont have videos about drop tests on xperias(besides active and go).
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Posted: 2012-08-05 19:29:51
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Sony do not use plastic screens where did you get that from?? The only one which I think was not glass was the XPlay
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Posted: 2012-08-05 21:34:00
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Gorilla Glass is very thin so it's perfect for slim phones like GSIII but Active's scratch resistant display isn't bad either, especially since several torture videos that went viral came to prove it's epic strength. and I think Acro S and Go shares the same protective glass as the active.
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Posted: 2012-08-06 00:58:15
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razec: It would be nice if the Acro S get this unbreakable glas, but no info about it...
Bonovox: I speak from my own experiences. Had many S(E)ONY Phones and all has this hard plastic screen... I think because of that this screens are not so sensitive... Just tap/knock on the screen, then you hear it... It's too soft for glas...
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Posted: 2012-08-06 01:50:30
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On 2012-08-06 01:50:30, king-james wrote:
razec: It would be nice if the Acro S get this unbreakable glas, but no info about it...
Bonovox: I speak from my own experiences. Had many S(E)ONY Phones and all has this hard plastic screen... I think because of that this screens are not so sensitive... Just tap/knock on the screen, then you hear it... It's too soft for glas...
A lot of Sony devices have a shatterproof sheet over the screen from the factory. For example my x10a had it and so does my tablet S. It is glass underneath.
Btw, I have dropped my x10a both with the shatterproof sheet and without at least a dozen times each from about 5 feet on wood and concrete, and not a single crack on the screen. This mineral glass is amazing!
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Posted: 2012-08-06 02:14:15
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@Bonovox ... I dropped my x10 on a tile floor. It landed on the front corner and spider cracked through the lower half of the screen. It was still useable but it broke nonetheless. I've never had a gorilla glass phone so i can't comment on its toughness.
Looking forward to hearing and seeing more about mint. But for me, I think I will definitely be going with Hayabusa because of design and the fact that I don't really care if i have LTE. Screen looks great. I've never been disappointed with the display of any sony ericsson phone I've ever had and I don't think I'll begin to. My X10, even without 16m colors, still gives a sharp and colorful picture. My friend with a samsung having an AMOLED screen had a noticeably green tint to it that made it look disgusting. Even with just 65K colors, my X10 screen (even after water damage!) looked much nicer.
Anyway... It will be hayabusa for me. I'd like to see more video demos/reviews of it (the international version) and an release date would be great
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Posted: 2012-08-06 02:19:37
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GS3 uses Gorilla Glass 2 and is easily scratched and cracked. So it don't mean nothing really. The glass Sony uses is as strong.
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Posted: 2012-08-06 05:06:57
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