Sony Ericsson Xperia X1
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- BNV
- 28 Dec 2008
doshi, 28 Dec 2008how much expandable memory does it have i cant figure out i... more expansion slot can accept up to 16GB cards.
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- doshi
- PRP
- 28 Dec 2008
how much expandable memory does it have i cant figure out i no it supports micro sd but how much!!!!!!????????
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- BNV
- 28 Dec 2008
Features
Behind all the flash of the panel interface lies another Windows Mobile smartphone. The Sony Ericsson Xperia X1 runs Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional Edition, so you get the full Microsoft Office Mobile Suite and support for Microsoft's Direct Push Technology for real-time message delivery and automatic synchronization with your Outlook calendar, tasks, and contacts via Exchange Server. In addition, you can access any POP3 and IMAP e-mail accounts that you have; we configured our review unit to get our Yahoo Mail by simply entering our log-in ID and password and we were set up in just a couple of minutes. Other PIM tools include a task list, a notepad, a calculator, and a PDF reader. For added functionality, you can always download more applications, and there's even a shortcut included to the Handango store.
For Web browsing, the Xperia X1 ships with the Opera Mobile Web browser, in addition to the default Internet Explorer Mobile. There's also Windows Live integration and the aforementioned Google panel, which gives you quick access to search, Gmail, and Google Maps. On the Sony Ericsson panel, you can get Web feeds from up to 10 of your favorite sites, and you can choose how frequently you want to receive updates. As far as connecting to the Web, the smartphone offers integrated Wi-Fi and 3G. The X1 supports the 850/1900/2100 UMTS/HSDPA bands, which means to get the 3.5G speeds in the States, you'll need an AT&T SIM card. You'll still be able to make calls and surf the Web with a T-Mobile SIM, but it will only be on EDGE speeds since the carrier's 3G network runs on the 1700/2100MHz bands.
The Xperia X1's phone features include quad-band world roaming, a speakerphone, conference calling, and text and multimedia messaging. The phone book is limited only by the available memory (the SIM card holds an additional 250 contacts), and there's room in each entry for multiple numbers, e-mail addresses, instant-messaging handles, and birthdays. For caller ID purposes, you can assign a picture, one of 41 polyphonic ringtones, or a group ID. Bluetooth 2.0 is also onboard for use with mono and stereo Bluetooth headsets, hands-free kits, and dial-up networking.
The smartphone also comes equipped with assisted GPS. To speed up the process of determining your location, the X1 also includes a utility called QuickGPS that we've seen on a few GPS-equipped smartphones; it downloads the latest satellite information via an Internet connection. While Google Maps for Mobile comes preloaded on the X1, you will only get text-based driving directions from the app. For real-time tracking and voice-guided prompts, you'll need a location-based service or online application like Wayfinder Navigation, which is provided on the software CD.
Sony Ericsson makes a big deal about the Xperia X1 being an all-in one device for both work and play, so it's no surprise there are a number of multimedia goodies. The X1's media interface is built to resemble Sony's other consumer electronics, including the PlayStation, the PSP, and the Bravia TV line, so it may look familiar to any owners of those products. The media player supports MP3, MP4, M4A, AAC(+), WMA, WAV, MIDI, MPEG-4, WMV and other music and video formats. Other goodies include podcast support, a streaming media player, and an FM radio, though you have to use the included headset for the latter. The X1 has about 400MB of onboard memory, and the expansion slot can accept up to 16GB cards.
more details:
http://reviews.cnet.com/smartphones/sony-ericsson-xperia-x1/4505-6452_7-32876809-2.html?tag=txt;page
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The Xperia X1 features a 3-inch touch screen that displays 65,536 colors at an 800x480 pixel resolution. With such a sharp resolution, it's no surprise that images and text looked crisp and colors were vibrant. However, the highlight of the smartphone is the interactive panel interface. Sony Ericsson created this feature to give users one-touch access to the features they wanted and the ability to customize the smartphone to their lifestyle.
Basically, you can choose from nine panels and, depending on whether you're at work or at play, you can pick whichever panel you want to fit your needs and have that be your Today screen for the day. Seven panels come preloaded on the device: Microsoft Today, Sony Ericsson (two variations), Google, 3D Fish, Xperia Radio, and Media Xperience. Most are self-explanatory, but if you're curious about the 3D Fish, it basically shows you the date and time and then three or four fish, which each represent some type of notification. For example, the speckled fish (called Ryukin) alerts you to missed calls, and the other fish will turn from one color to another when your battery is low or if you have a new message. It's all spelled out in the quick guides, but good luck remembering what everything means. You can also customize what type of information is displayed on the Today screen and add widgets to the Sony Ericsson panel, such as Web feeds and clocks and weathers for different cities.
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http://reviews.cnet.com/smartphones/sony-ericsson-xperia-x1/4505-6452_7-32876809.html?tag=aisle
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- 28 Dec 2008
Anonymous, 27 Dec 2008this is the most in appropriate phone I've ever seen... ... moreYou're comparing this phone, with a touchscreen and qwerty keyboard with a slide phone?
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- Anonymous
- 4$D
- 28 Dec 2008
this phone has it all,from making calls,listening to music,and searching the web,but the most important thing is the freakin battery is the best one out there...
I really use it daily,and still haven't drained my battery out..
It's just unbelievable...
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- Anonymous
- j{k
- 28 Dec 2008
Fugly phone
Pretty much a failure product
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- phanchudah
- pKh
- 28 Dec 2008
i recently purchased an x1 after lookin into it i found out that ther are two!!! x1a n x1i i feared i mite have brought the wrong one whic is best. thanks
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- Dani
- nEw
- 28 Dec 2008
Anonymous, 27 Dec 2008this is the most in appropriate phone I've ever seen... ... moreXperia X1 Murders 6260 Slide!
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- Anonymous
- n7f
- 27 Dec 2008
Anonymous, 27 Dec 2008OMG it's so s*iti video from xperia recorded, you hardly he... moreOMG it's so s*iti video from xperia recorded, you hardly hear wot is about!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EML5oaczatU&feature=related
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- Anonymous
- n7f
- 27 Dec 2008
Anonymous, 27 Dec 2008Poor Fanboys Nokia 6260 that his dream is over XPERIA this ... moreOMG it's so s*iti video from xperia recorded, you hardly hear wot is about!
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- Anonymous
- p$K
- 27 Dec 2008
Anonymous, 27 Dec 2008this is the most in appropriate phone I've ever seen... ... morePoor Fanboys Nokia 6260 that his dream is over XPERIA this crazy look, I have the XPERIA and recorded at 30 fps, that version was not tested gsmarena people because there are two versions, one for which the U.S. recorded at 24 fps and international, which I recorded at 30 frames per second ..
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- Anonymous
- BS7
- 27 Dec 2008
Anonymous, 27 Dec 2008this is the most in appropriate phone I've ever seen... ... morePoor Fanboys Nokia 6260 that his dream is over XPERIA this crazy look, I have the XPERIA and recorded at 30 fps, that version was not tested gsmarena people because there are two versions, one for which the U.S. recorded at 24 fps and international, which I recorded at 30 frames per second ..
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- brynn
- nGx
- 27 Dec 2008
Anonymous, 27 Dec 2008this is the most in appropriate phone I've ever seen... ... moreliar
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- miki
- PuA
- 27 Dec 2008
Poor Fanboys Nokia 6260 that his dream is over XPERIA this crazy look, I have the XPERIA and recorded at 30 fps, that version was not tested gsmarena people because there are two versions, one for which the U.S. recorded at 24 fps and international, which I recorded at 30 frames per second ..
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- Anonymous
- Ttv
- 27 Dec 2008
Anonymous, 27 Dec 2008this is the most in appropriate phone I've ever seen... ... moreYou are so full of sh*t...comparing 6260 slide... a S40 PREHISTORIC TECHNOLOGY phone with xperia is like comparing Russian technology with American Rocket Science.
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- Anonymous
- Ttv
- 27 Dec 2008
Anonymous, 27 Dec 2008this is the most in appropriate phone I've ever seen... ... moreNOKIA is sooooo obslolete..... you can just bark...like every frightened dog....SEX1 RULEZ!!!!!!!PERIOD
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- Anonymous
- TdX
- 27 Dec 2008
This device is not suitable for the average Joe. If your not technology driven then I suggest you look at dumbed down phones-namely symbian and feature phones(java)
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- Anonymous
- PSv
- 27 Dec 2008
this is the most in appropriate phone I've ever seen...
~3.2MP on a 65K color ONLY!!!
~slow 3G...7.2mbps only
~blutooth still v2..
~heavy...145g
~mini USB
~very expensive
~MP3/AAC/MPEG4 player only
in color and camera, Nokia 6260 slide already
passed over the xperia..
with a:
~5MP 2592x1944 pixels Carl Zeiss Optics already
~very fast 3G...10.2mbps
~micro USB
~blutooth is already v2.1
~MP3/M4A/AAC/eAAC+/WMA player
in short..Nokia is better than xperia/SE phones-->SUCKSS!!!
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- Anonymous
- n7f
- 27 Dec 2008
Anonymous, 27 Dec 2008You are full of sh*t... Go and play with 3310 Nokia...
"30... moreNo, I meant 10 fps, but not fpm?
I have this phone one day to check and I returned to shop!
Guys, maybe this phone from SE is goon to bee better version, I found it in this link below!
http://www.pdadb.net/index.php?m=specs&id=1384