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Sony Launches 13-MP LTE Smartphone & Lightest LTE Smartphone
For the first time, Sony has launched two smartphones, exclusively for the Japanese market. Yesterday, Sony Mobile Communications launched two new Android-based LTE smartphones (4G smartphones) for the Japanese market; the Xperia SX and the Xperia GX.

Sony Xperia GX:

The phone is pricier of the two and sports a 13-megapixel camera. It has a bigger (compared to Xperia SX) 4.6-inch HD screen and 16GB of internal flash storage.


Sony XPeria SX: Lighter of the two, weighing in just 95 grams, Sony Xperia SX is thus world’s lightest LTE smartphone. SX has a 3.7-inch screen, has 8GB of internal flash storage and an 8-megapixel camera.


What is common to both Sony Xperia GX and SX:



Both can download at speeds of up to 75 Mbps over LTE networks (9 Mega Bytes per second), are powered by 1.5GHz dual-core processors and will run Android 4.0 ( Ice Cream Sandwich).

Sony has previously announced the LTE-equipped Xperia ion for the U.S. market, which has a 12-megapixel camera.


Availability: Both LTE smartphones will start shipping in Japan during the summer. No word is out on pricing yet. No word is out on whether the phones will be available outside Japan and if yes, then when.


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Anil Singh Thursday, May 10, 2012
Amazon new Tablet may be Launched this wednesday
Some of the top blogs and media outlets who have received the Amazon.com's press invite for September 20 2011 event, sent out Friday, mentioning simply, "Please join us for an Amazon.com press conference" , are already speculating what the purpose of the event may be. And the unanimous speculation is: the online e-commerce giant will be launching its Android tablet PC in the said event.

So what will be revealed in the event? Courtesy the speculation, Amazon is going to announce, an early launch date and the tablet price. Amazon is reportedly selling its tablet for more than half the price of the Apple’s iPad 2 version, which was priced at $499.

Regarding specs, courtesy TC, the still unnamed Amazon tablet features a full-color 7-inch touchscreen and resembles Research in Motion's BlackBerry PlayBook. The tablet will also be back-lit unlike the e-ink Kindle e-readers. Rumors are that the tablet is going to be one of the first tablets to have Android Icecream Sandwitch which is simply HoneyComb and Gingerbread combined together' although some other reports say that rather than using Android, Amazon has branched off android, and built their own 'special concostion' into it, so its not honeycomb and its definitely not ICS. The tablet is also said to have NO camera.

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Anil Singh Monday, September 26, 2011