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puestadelsol Posts: 310

@randomuser:
In the last years of Sony Ericsson you may have right that the slightly outdated hardware was one of the reasons of the reasonable price. And I'm not saying that Sony not to correspond the exaggerated trend of large sreen phones (which inevitably results not pocket friendly phones at all, which cannot be operated with one hand), but I'm just shocked that in 2013 the L was the smallest and lightest phone of Sony with a 4,3 inch screen and 137 g (and excepting the 3,5 inch low end models -which are below the whole 2011 range- in the last one year just the J was "smaller" than L, but this phone is quite entry level without being compact). I can state that I don't need a phone heavier than 115-120 g and longer than 115-120 mm (even if I watch some episodes of series on my phone's screen).
I would be completely happy with a 3,5" screen phone (or maximum 4") with FWVGA/qHD screen, 8-12 mp camera, Xenon flash, dual-core processor, Android >= 4.1, 1 GB RAM and customisable themes below 115-120 g, and 115-120 mm. That would be a perfect middle class phone for ~350 euro, at least for me, but I think not I'm the only.
In my opinion the main idea of cameraphones is that you can bring wherever you want and it's more accessible and compact than compact digital cameras. Whereas the last smartphones are tending to be larger and heavier than -for example a T series Cyber-shot, then the whole cameraphone concept becomes meaningless -which was such a great innovation between 2005-2009, and I still miss my C901's great camera capabilities (sometimes it's size and keys too).
[ This Message was edited by: puestadelsol on 2013-05-16 08:41 ]

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Posted: 2013-05-16 09:38:26
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nightwing369 Posts: 415

Hungry for more rumours/possibly true specs of Honami. Any XR3 info please?

P.S. Will it be likely that it will release with Android 4.3 ? ( http://www.knowyourmobile.com[....]ly-bean-arriving-august-latest and also http://www.androidbeat.com/20[....]diction-android-4-3-new-nexus/ ) ?
[ This Message was edited by: nightwing369 on 2013-05-16 09:29 ]

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Posted: 2013-05-16 10:20:34
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auchengyu Posts: 131

me too.~~ as June is coming near, I hope we get to receive more specs and ESPECIALLY DESIGN.
I care more about i1's design than its final specs. (im sure the specs are already GREAT!~~).
Also I hope it will have a charding dock as well. NOT requiring me to open flaps everytime I have to charge is a big plus for me, as Xperia S user for more than 1 year already~~~~


On 2013-05-16 10:20:34, nightwing369 wrote:
Hungry for more rumours/possibly true specs of Honami. Any XR3 info please?

P.S. Will it be likely that it will release with Android 4.3 ? ( http://www.knowyourmobile.com[....]ly-bean-arriving-august-latest and also http://www.androidbeat.com/20[....]diction-android-4-3-new-nexus/ ) ?
[ This Message was edited by: nightwing369 on 2013-05-16 09:29 ]


[ This Message was edited by: auchengyu on 2013-05-16 10:55 ]

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Posted: 2013-05-16 11:54:05
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randomuser Posts: > 500

You don't need to "ask" for rumors. If someone gets rumors they will obviously post here.
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Posted: 2013-05-16 12:20:33
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JoJotaro Posts: 288

I read somewhere that the next version of Android will allow OEMs to update to the next version in a matter of weeks instead of months at it has been until now... Is this true?
I also read that a number of S800 devices will be announced by OEMs next month... Is Sony one of them?
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Posted: 2013-05-16 12:35:04
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jianlin Posts: 489


On 2013-05-16 12:35:04, JoJotaro wrote:
I read somewhere that the next version of Android will allow OEMs to update to the next version in a matter of weeks instead of months at it has been until now... Is this true?
I also read that a number of S800 devices will be announced by OEMs next month... Is Sony one of them?


hopeefully the phablet is the 1st sony s800...
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Posted: 2013-05-16 13:14:13
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MartenR Posts: 313


On 2013-05-16 12:35:04, JoJotaro wrote:
I read somewhere that the next version of Android will allow OEMs to update to the next version in a matter of weeks instead of months at it has been until now... Is this true?
I also read that a number of S800 devices will be announced by OEMs next month... Is Sony one of them?

I guess the first manufacturers with s800 would be LG and some Chinese companies.
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Posted: 2013-05-16 13:21:52
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djin Posts: > 500


On 2013-05-16 06:59:29, puestadelsol wrote:
Honami's size and weight would be huge for me, after using Xperia ray. I wouldn't want more than 1-1.5 cm length in plus and more than 15 g in plus to this size. A price near 1000$ would be quite costly -the half of that sum would be payed for that it's Sony, just for the brand, and that was not the case in the time of SonyEricsson. And without a Xenon flash I wouldn't expect any groundbraking improvement of the camera, because they can use any technology, you won't be able to make a good shot in a club for example.



Thats not really true. Xperia Z was also rumoured to be around 1000$ and it launched somewhere around 650$. Which is in line with and infact lower than some of the previous SE flagships that I have owned. I doubt honami will be priced anywhere near 1000$. Sony is trying to be competitive now and As for size, Flagships will have bigger screens than ray due to the current trends and demands. I was also afraid to move to a bigger phone than desire, one of the reasons why I got T but now even Z is natural to hold for me... For me, 3.5" is the minimum for a touchscreen phone to be an efficient smartphone.
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Posted: 2013-05-16 15:10:14
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-XYZ Posts: > 500

Having owned the Ray for 20 months now, I can say that 3.3 inches at a 16:9 aspect ratio, is far, far too small for my needs. Typing is ridiculously difficult in portrait. Its a damn nice looking phone, but for me 4-inches at 16:9 is the minimum.
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Posted: 2013-05-16 16:40:18
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sami92a Posts: 423


On 2013-05-16 16:40:18, -XYZ wrote:
Having owned the Ray for 20 months now, I can say that 3.3 inches at a 16:9 aspect ratio, is far, far too small for my needs. Typing is ridiculously difficult in portrait. Its a damn nice looking phone, but for me 4-inches at 16:9 is the minimum.


so why did you buy it?
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Posted: 2013-05-16 17:21:56
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