Sony Ericsson Xperia X1

Sony Ericsson Xperia X1 REVIEW
Like most modern, top of the range handphones, when you first receive the Sony Ericsson Xperia X1, it feels special, like you shouldn't take off the screen cover, or open the back to put in the battery, frightened of harming it self. But as you get to know the Xperia X1 you begin to wish it were not so hardy, and it’s easy to convince yourself that any damage caused by throwing it across the room.

The problem, as it has been so often before, lies in using the Windows operating system for a phone, and not sufficiently disguising the fact, and also because being a Windows touch screen phone, it has tiny screen icons which cannot be addressed with fingers touching the screen, which leaves the owner of the Xperia tied to a plastic tipped stylus, which you just know you are going to lose within 24 hours, without which the device loses at least half its function.

Sony Ericsson Xperia X1 Specification:

Make Sony Ericsson GPRS
Model Experia X1 3G
Air Interface HSDPA / GSM HSDPA
Coverage (Band) Quad Wi-Fi

Handset Type Standard & Bluetooth

Dimensions
53 x 110 x 17 mm

Weight
145 g

USBv2.0 miniUSB

Talk time Up to 10 hours

Standby time Up to 833 hours

GPS
Push e-mail
Camera
Predictive Text
Camera Flash

MMS/E-mail
Video CameraVGA at 30fps as MP4
Audio PlayerMP4, AAC, MP3

Memory CardmicroSD
FM Radio
Java
RingtonesPolyphonic, MP3

BrowserRSS Reader, WAP 2.0/XHTML
Headphone Jack
Organiser
GamesDownloadable, Demos

Touchscreen
Internal Memory400 MB
Vibrate
Video Calling


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