For the past couple of months, we’ve been hearing rumors about an Xperia with the same or even larger screen than Sony's current flagship device Xperia Ion. Dubbed as Sony Xperia GX LT29i or Hayabusa, this device is rumored to replace the Japanese company's current flagship device Sony Xperia Ion LT28i. This rumored smartphone features a slightly bigger screen than Xperia Ion (4.6†vs 4.55â€). The Xperia GX's 8.6mm thin body is also a hair thinner than the Xperia Arc. Another welcome addition to this smartphone's arsenal is the removable 1700mAh battery, a feature noticeably lacking on the previous Xperia handsets (unlike its NXT siblings). In an email by Sony Ericsson today, the new Sony Ericsson XPeria X1 phone will be coming out to the public tomorrow in stores but people who made early reservations are supposed to get their own units today. See more unboxing photos here and our review of the XPeria X1 here. Aside from the iPhone 3G, the Sony Ericsson XPeria X1 is probably one of the most highly anticipated smartphone for the year 2008. Read more in our articles including "Sony Xperia GX LT29i leaked" and "Sony Ericsson XPeria X1 Price: Php42,500".
For the past couple of months, we’ve been hearing rumors about an Xperia with the same or even larger screen than Sony's current flagship device Xperia Ion. Dubbed as Sony Xperia GX LT29i or Hayabusa, this device is rumored to replace the Japanese company's current flagship device Sony Xperia Ion LT28i.
This rumored smartphone features a slightly bigger screen than Xperia Ion (4.6†vs 4.55â€). The Xperia GX's 8.6mm thin body is also a hair thinner than the Xperia Arc. Another welcome addition to this smartphone's arsenal is the removable 1700mAh battery, a feature noticeably lacking on the previous Xperia handsets (unlike its NXT siblings).
Our coverage of xperia gx specs includes: "Sony Xperia GX LT29i leaked"; "Sony Ericsson XPeria X1 Price: Php42,500"; "Sony Ericsson XPeria X1 Review". Each article provides unique insights and information.