Following the footsteps of its rugged predecessors, the Sony Xperia V looks to take the throne as sexiest and smartest toughie around from its older brothers, or can it?
Although the handset barely possess significant difference from the other toughie from the Japanese stable the Xperia Acro S (which actually bested the recently introduced Xperia V is some aspects), it does have some slight advantage over the Acro S like LTE support and a megapixel better camera.
Sony Xperia V specs:
• 4.3-inch 720p HD Reality Display @ 1280×720 pixels, 342ppi
• Qualcomm MSM8960 Snapdragon 1.5GHz dual core processor
• Mobile BRAVIA Engine
• Adreno 225 GPU
• 1GB RAM
• 8GB internal storage
• up to 32GB via microSD
• WiFi 802.11 b/g/n, DLNA
• Bluetooth 4 w/ EDR
• NFC support
• FM Radio tuner
• GPS w/ aGPS support, GLONASS
• 13MP autofocus rear camera, LED flash
• 1.3 front-facing camera
• PlayStation Certified
• HDMI port
• 1080p full HD video recording, 720p HD front camera
• Android 4.0.4 Ice Cream Sandwich
• Li-Ion 1750mAh battery
• 129 x 65 x 10.7mm (dimension)
• 120 grams (weight)
After seeing the specs sheet, it’s interesting why Sony decided to outfit their latest brainchild with smaller battery pack considering that it has LTE support. Basing from the specs sheet alone, we think that the Xperia V is more of a parallel model to the Xperia Acro S than a flagship handset that will take over it.
No official word about when this smartphone will be launched but in terms of pricing we assume that it’ll be around the same price as the Acro S which we did a first impression of here.
is the battery a removable one?..thinking of getting either any of the upcoming xperia tvj or LG’s optimus G