Sony Ericsson XPERIA X8 [Review]

Sony Ericsson proclaimed a smart cellular phone named XPERIA X8 recently that is also 2G and 3G network supporting. Information technology is 104 grams in weight unit. Its display is boastful with a TFT capacitive touch-test with 16M colors. XPERIA has a scratch resistant surface so rough use South Korean won't make a good deal difference connected its cover.

IT besides has proximity sensing element for exploiter interface user interface car turn-off, an accelerometer sensor for user interface auto-rotate and a timescape interface. It has a loudspeaker and a 3 millimeter jack. Phone book and call record of this cellular phone also have unlimited entries. The internal memory of XPERIA X8 is 128MB and has 168MB of RAM (random access memory), it supports adequate to 32GB micro Mount Rushmore State memory card and a card of 2GB is already there in the phone box.

GPRS is there in the lead to 85.6 kbps on with EDGE technology ahead to 236.8 kbps, Wisconsin-fi 802.11 b/g. It supports HSDPA, 7.2Mbps and HSUPA, 2Mbps 3G network and contains version 2.1 A2DP Bluetooth. XPERIA X8 also has a little usb variation 2.0. It has a camera of 3.2 Mega pixels, 2048*1536 pixels with geo-tagging and supports television at VGA at 30fps lacking secondary camera. The OS of this Sony Ericsson beaut is Android version 1.6 which is also upgradeable to version 2.1 and a central processing unit with 600 MHz ARM 11 processor, Qualcomm MSM7227 chipset, Adreno 200 GPU. The XPERIA has a stereo FM radio with Radio receiver Data System. It too has peerless of the most important features of nowadays's cell phones that is Global Positioning System.

The phone is available in several attractive colors and has MP3, MP4, WAV, WMV and WMA player, cover Gem State euphony recognition, and SNS planimeter, google look, maps, google talk and youtube etc. Stand- aside time of the XPERIA is 446 hours in 2G and 476 hours in 3G web and talk time is up to 4 hours and 45 minutes on 2G and 5 hours 40 minutes in 3G network.

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