Soldato
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Looks like just another boring android phone to me. Isn’t everyone just sick to death of everything being android now?
Yep, agree. Two of Sony's biggest problems have been camera quality and price. We'll have to wait and see about the former, but can't see the latter being any better than in the past unfortunately. Maybe they will throw in some goodies to sweeten the deal.
Looks like just another boring android phone to me. Isn’t everyone just sick to death of everything being android now?
What's the alternative that's not an Apple device?
Yep but their post processing has always been hit and miss.Don't Sony make a number of the sensors in modern smart phones? Seems odd they still miss the mark. And yeah a 4,000 mAh on that I don't trust lasting long.
Why they go 4k on the screen baffles me.
Replace that with 90hz+.
Wait, so they're trying to charge this device as much as the S20 Ultra nearly? That's going to be a hard sell, even if they throw in a PS4 or whatnot else along with it.
The Sony Xperia 1 II will come out in the second quarter of this year in Black and Purple. The full retail price is €1,200. Note that there’s no 4G version, only 5G, and only one memory configuration – 8/256GB (expandable with microSD cards).
Delusional Sony tactics as usual. They always seem to shoot themselves in the foot.It has some kind of blur reduction that is equivalent to 90hz. Apparently.
to be fair I dont think anyone paid "list" for the Xperia 1. Sony would be mad not to offer massive discounts/incentives on this model as well, especially as the "last gen" was hardly a smashing success. Probably have to be better than a PS4 since thats basically an EOL product. Those wireless ear buds they released recently would be a good one.
(secretly I wouldn't mind some hilarious trade up program)
exactly, where are the alternatives and why aren’t there any? The market is severely lacking in competition.
That's like saying "another laptop with Windows. Boring!". How exactly do you magic up a new operating system in an incredibly saturated and deep-rooted market with decades of development behind it? I would hazard to say that creating a brand new OS, and hoping it to gain any sort of significant traction in today's market is near impossible, outside of having some outlier factor like being a Chinese company and having access to billions of potential adopters, but even then, you face the challenge of getting the rest of the global market adopting it too.
And the most important factor to mobile OS growth is app development and support. What would entice an app developer to develop for new OS XYZ, when they could just develop for Android/iOS? This is exactly why Windows's mobile OS died.
And the most important factor to mobile OS growth is app development and support. What would entice an app developer to develop for new OS XYZ, when they could just develop for Android/iOS? This is exactly why Windows's mobile OS died.