The Sony Ericsson Xperia X2 is sequel to the popular, albeit mind-bendingly expensive, Xperia X1, which was released by Sony Ericsson in 2008. TheX2 is much cheaper than it's predecessor, and because the X1 was considered ""state-of-the-art"" at the time, little has changed this time around. Sony Ericsson's newly official XPERIA X2 in the flesh. It's got a flashy (gimmicky?) home screen, along with a view for ""snacking"" on bubbled-up information. Lots of buzzwords, but we'll need more time hands-on to know how we feel.
- sony ericsson xperia x2
After a strong caveat that what we're looking at is preproduction software, aSony Ericsson rep admitted that Windows Mobile 6.5 isn't all it could be -- though we're unsure why Sony Ericsson didn't throw a bit more hardware at the problem, the floating Sony Ericsson home screen seemed to excuse any of the UI lag it introduces. Again, early software, but the X1 didn't exactly rise above its preproduction jankiness. The X2 a will feature 850 MHz 3G, fully suited for AT&T, Rogers, and most other North American carriers. However, you'll also pay a few hundred bucks more for the privilege. Since this is the only difference between the X2i? and the X2a, I'll be addressing them collectively as the X2 for the duration.
-Latest Windows Mobile 6.5 for more productivity & more fun
-Flexible desktop panels categorised for life: communication and fun, multimedia, business and internet
-3.2” high resolution touch screen and DVD quality
-8.1 megapixel camera with Up to 16x digital zoom, Video Recording Auto Focus & Geo tagging
-110MB internal memory, 4GB microSD card supplied expandable up to 16GB
-Bluetooth with A2DP
-3D panel – 3D effects and zoom, music playback controls
-Talk time – Up to 10 hrs in GSM & 6 hours in 3G
-Standby time – Up to 500 hrs in GSM & 640 Hours in 3G
-Music Playback time – Up to 20hrs
-Weight- 115 grams
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