Mini by name and by nature, this is a refresh of the
concept behind Sony Ericsson's X10 Mini and X10 Mini Pro, the pint-sized and
ultraportable handsets launched in mid-2010.
It packs a new 1GHz processor, and a bigger 3-inch screen
with the Bra via Engine Reality Display tech used in the Xperia Arc (read: you
get a 320x480 resolution touchscreen that's a bit brighter at times).
The user interface has received an overhaul too, so on
paper the new Xperia Mini looks like a big leap forward for the tiny form
factor.
And so it proves to be, offering a very usable – dare we
say, pretty – interface that makes the small screen totally workable. Social
media integration is great too.
The story's not perfect, though, with less-than-brilliant
video codec support and a weak camera offering. The tetchy screen won't suit
gamers either, but those after a great little phone that won't keep their hands
full with glitches and faffing about could be in for a treat.
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ReplyDeletesony has true picture quality as compared to others.i like the way sony improves it.so i am thinking to buy it..
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