Sony confirms IFA event on September 2

03 August, 2015
The Sony Xperia Z5 is expected to be the center of attention, a 5.5" refinement of the Xperia Z3+/Z4.

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  • AnonD-424991
  • MYk
  • 03 Aug 2015

I would like Z5 Compact could have a 4.7" display, 4.6" is a little short right now.

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    • AnonD-176075
    • Bw@
    • 03 Aug 2015

    AnonD-63308, 03 Aug 20155.5" is not a refinement. It's an unwelcome urge and d... moreI agree. Z3 compact is perfect size.

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      • Anonymous
      • snS
      • 03 Aug 2015

      Z5 Compact will be the star of this years IFA!

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        • v0q
        • 03 Aug 2015

        SDKforLumia, 03 Aug 2015This is ridiculous. How is Sony M5 a middle ground between ... moreM5 is a bit smaller than the Z2, Z3 and the Z3+. LOL

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          • Alex
          • 0@v
          • 03 Aug 2015

          Oh great! Another pointless phablet...

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            • Anonymous
            • E03
            • 03 Aug 2015

            Sony really impressed me with todays release of M5 and C5.
            Cant wait for their IFA Z5 announcement :)

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              • uC0
              • 03 Aug 2015

              5.5" is not a refinement. It's an unwelcome urge and desperation to 'catch up' with what everyone else is doing. You already have the Ultra line for those who like giant screen. And please don't make the Compact line grow even 0.0001 inch. We don't need another dumb 4.7-5.2" 'mini'.

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                • PAt
                • 03 Aug 2015

                Spectre

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                  • SDKforLumia
                  • KIB
                  • 03 Aug 2015

                  This is ridiculous. How is Sony M5 a middle ground between 4.6 and 5.5 inches when it is even taller than Xperia Z3 which is 5.2 display?
                  Sony is really really shooting itself in foot with these stupid and uaeleaa and mindless releases one after another.