Your life in vivid colours. Videos and stills. Show it all off on the sharp crisp and clear 4.2″ multi-touch Reality display with Sony Mobile BRAVIA Engine. The Xperia arc Android touch phone — designed to be daring. Find out more: www.sonyericsson.com
Sony Ericsson’s Xperia X10 has been a long time coming and we managed to nab a few minutes with it for a hands on video. Visit www,stuff.tv for the latest gadget news and reviews.
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www.amazon.com A full-featured Android mobile phone, the Xperia PLAY by Sony Ericsson for Verizon Wireless is also the world’s first PlayStation certified smartphone–providing the ultimate mobile gaming experience. Get your game on with the high-res 4-inch multi-touch screen and slide-out game pad, which reveals a directional keypad, dual analog touch joystick, two shoulder buttons, and the four iconic PlayStation symbol keys–circle, X, square, and triangle. The Xperia PLAY pairs the Android 2.3 Gingerbread operating system with a 1 GHz Snapdragon II processor and an Adreno 205 graphics processor for a faster overall experience and totally immersive gaming. Stereo sound adds additional depth and dimension to gaming, music and video, and the VGA front-facing camera enables easy video chat with fellow gamers. In addition to high-speed connectivity on the fast and reliable Verizon Wireless 3G network, you can also share the built-in 3G Mobile Hotspot via Wi-Fi among five devices–laptop, another phone, MP3 player, and more (additional service charge). And with Skype Mobile capabilities, you’ll get unlimited Skype-to-Skype calls and IM while in the US to anywhere in the world. Other features include a pre-loaded 8 GB microSD memory card (with 2 GB of pre-loaded games), 5-megapixel rear camera/camcorder, Wireless-N Wi-Fi networking, Bluetooth for hands-free devices and stereo audio streaming, GPS turn-by-turn directions via free Google Maps with Navigation, access to both …
Sony has announced function enhancing firmware updates for its DSLR-A900 and DSLR-A850 full-frame cameras. The latest versions for both cameras promise faster AF and broaden both exposure compensation range (to -/+5 from the current -/+3) and the exposure bracketing range (from up to -/+2EV to a maximum of -/+3EV). It also adds a new menu option allowing shutter release without an attached lens.
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