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Not very exciting, but I like the 1:22 part.
Thanks for sharing
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Posted: 2011-01-12 14:55:40
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Can anyone comment about how good this phone's display will be like in direct sunlight??
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Posted: 2011-01-12 23:53:34
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What's there to comment since no one beside two in this forum have one. According to SE themself, its very good.
[ This Message was edited by: Arne Anka on 2011-01-12 22:56 ]
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Posted: 2011-01-12 23:56:07
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On 2011-01-12 13:46:22, Mizzle wrote:
Arc won't get Mediascape
they've scrapped that.
but if you read those from that very famous critic...they are like " UH OH...why drop mediascape?"
maybe they (this critic) already clueless about what the market really need
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Posted: 2011-01-13 02:50:19
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about the screen ,the bottom line of gsmarena preview is that it is very comparable to the best out there(retina,samoled) and that's enough for me,i doesn't have to be the best screen ever as long as it's one of the best on a high end phone.and if you consider that the screen used only 6% in the android battery information then this is a very good screen.
no body previewed it in direct sunlight yet but i am sure it will be excellent as the x10's display was superb in direct sunlight so why expect less from it's successor.
two long previews in greek:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UzbQ5LiVNxQ
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v5FEL3iSHhc&feature=watch_response
gaming in the second video is very good
and few more pictures
http://techblog.gr/techtv/sony-ericsson-xperia-arc-hnads-on-1783/
spider man trailer in the second video is amazing on the screen,good black levels.
flash 10.1 test at 7:13 2nd video is very good.
[ This Message was edited by: Alihosny on 2011-01-13 02:21 ]
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Posted: 2011-01-13 03:09:37
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Right now I'm HATING the Galaxy S - Swype BLOWS on this. Apple was NOT kidding about their touchscreen tech being 5yrs ahead of the competition - it REALLY is!!
Now ... I don't want to be limited to the SAME sounds for email/sms/mms on iPhone. The time is NOW for Sony Ericsson to offer a local FULL Mac OS X client for Sync with Apple's core PIM applications - heck even allow for GTD Things! sync.
Many Mac OS X users don't necessarily want that walled garden. I'll get the IP4 32 GB unless Arc & SE can offer me a better alternative. I thought I wanted the Android pure ... but it pales ... and I'm beginning to like SE's improvements and end user ease.
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Posted: 2011-01-13 03:42:59
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@Prom1, android phones offer much better sync capabilities than iSync. Apple is the one making the walled garden, not everyone else. To get around it, you have to make the effort since apple won't.
My X10 Mini Pro even syncs w/ iTunes wirelessly, no iPhone/iPod can do that.
Apple does have the best screens... Sorry, but amoled looks blurry compared to retina display. On that note, next to retina, all other apple displays look blurry too.
I was hoping
would have a similar hires screen on the newer xperias. But what they have will do just fine if power consumption is a lot lower.
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Posted: 2011-01-13 03:58:41
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Xperia Arc is poised to be one of the best phone SE has ever done in the last three years. But some features are left out that would have made it a more current and able to compete with the latest phones: the HSPA+ support and Front cam. Plus, Arc has again become, one of the many SE phones, a victim of design inconsistency, the cheap looking back cover.
I think it would have been better if SE named the "Arc" Xperia Arc 4G. Of course, SE has to add HSPA+ support to be able to call it "4G" device. Most of the high end Android phone in the U.S. support HSPA+ and Xperia Arc fell a little shorter without it. Have SE even considered the importance of having HSPA+ for the Arc, as it is the highest spec phone from them at the moment, especially for a phone that going to be sold in the US where major wireless network providers are starting to adapt the HSPA+? I know most of you would say it is not needed but by looking at the trend of mid- to high-end Android phones right now, HSPA+ is one of the must have features, especially for a 2011 device.
One more significant feature that Xperia Arc is missing, the front cam. I guess I can't really say that video calling on mobile phone is barely used nowadays. Ever since the introduction of Facetime last year, video calling has become popular. We can tell that by looking at the video calling software support on mobile phones like Skype, YM, etc. For the front cam feature to be left out, it is just a wrong selling point.
Lastly, I really like the design of Xperia Arc but the plastic material use for the back cover ruined the ensemble, a metallic one would have been better. Preferably, the same material used on W990i battery cover. By making a little cosmetic change, Xperia Arc would have looked a more exquisite device.
I am not overly criticizing Xperia Arc but SE has to consider the HSPA+ support and front cam being left out, and a design mishap. Despite of not having dual-core processor like the other phones announced at CES 2011, the Arc still has a balanced set of features. Along with the Reality Display and Exmor-R features, the inclusion of HSPA+, front cam and a new metallic cover, these would seal the success of Xperia Arc.
[ This Message was edited by: rss_ndrsn on 2011-01-13 09:30 ]
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Posted: 2011-01-13 10:28:44
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Arc is a very nice Mid+ class fashion device worth sth. like 450-475 Euro. definitely not more than 475€.
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Posted: 2011-01-13 13:15:42
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Well for me at the moment its between the Arc and the lg optimus black as to my next smartphone.
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Posted: 2011-01-13 13:39:41
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