That Sony Ericsson is arriving with the best Windows Mobile phone is clear from the specifics released by the company time and again. With every passing day, XPERIA X1, scheduled to be launched sometime in September, is only increasing our expectations about the phone. The latest white paper has revealed two more features of the XPERIA X1. With 256MB SDRAM and 512MB NAND Flash, XPERIA X1 will be the smartphone with the largest memory ever to be possessed by any such device. It will have up to 10 hours of talk time using GSM, 6.5 hours of talk time with UMTS and users who are hooked to video calls most of the time will get 3.1 hours of talk time. Once drained, the 1500mAh lithium polymer battery requires 3.5 hours to be recharged.
If you want a brief recap of the XPERIA X1 features previously unveiled by Sony Ericsson then here are they – a Windows Mobile phone with 3-inch VGA display, MP3, 3.2-megapixel camera, Bluetooth, FM radio and supporting AT&T and HSPA network and quad band GSM. Come September and the real thing will be revealed.
Source: Into Mobile
