Sony, the Japanese company, has created a new device that was announced today in London, and according to Calum MacDougall the Director of Xperia Marketing from Sony Mobile Communications, will differentiate from the competition, due to its premium design and technology.
The Xperia T3 smartphone is a stylish, stainless steel frame device crafted with high-end elements.
The super-slim Xperia T3 is light weighing just 148 grams and comes in three stylish colours white, black and purple.
The steel utilized in the frame guarantees its slim design feels robust and long-lasting, while at the same time acts as an antenna, merging fashion with the purpose.
The back cover is created with matte body, which helps Xperia T3 handle slim and light in the hand of its user despite its sturdy build.
The new device is build with Sony’s BRAVIA technologies, with a high-resolution 5.3 inch (1280×720)HD TRILUMINOS display, that creates true, natural colour shades and its IPS gives an excellent viewing angle and accurate colours from edge to edge.
Xperia T3 sports an asynchronous Qualcomm Snapdragon 400 MSM8X28 with 1.4GHz quad-core processor that give maximum speed and performance and Adreno 305 graphics, 1GB RAM with 8GB internal storage and micro SD memory card. The smartphone has a built-in LTE/4G modem that allows blazing internet connections with up to 150 MB/s download and 50 MB/s upload speeds.
The smartphone comes with an 8 MP camera featuring Exmor RS™ for mobile and 1.1 MP front camera, for exceptional pictures and selfies even in lighting conditions. The device offers High Dynamic Range (HDR) which is an imaging technology to capture clear photos and video against strong backlight. It also comes with camera apps, such as Portrait Retouch that allows you touch up your close-ups,Timeshift Burst that takes 31 frames in just two seconds, or AR effect that lets you add a funny angle to your shots.
The Xperia T3 device is dynamised by a long-lasting 2500 mAh battery and in addition the Battery STAMINA Mode minimises the battery drain. It recognises when you are not utilizing your display and automatically switches off the functions you do not need, and keeps the notifications you want.
The phone will launch with Android 4.4.2 KitKat on board and will be available globally from the end of July 2014.
