The Sony Xperia Z has been unveiled at CES 2013 claiming to deliver the 'ultimate viewing experience'.
Fitting into this mantra is the 5-inch full HD Reality Display (1080 x 1920) sporting Sony's own Mobile Bravia Engine 2, which uses technology borrowed from its TV range to produce a crisp, vivid display.
There's more too, with the Xperia Z the first smartphone (or superphone) from Sony to feature a quad-core processor – clocked at 1.5Ghz and backed up by 2GB of RAM meaning Android 4.1 Jelly Bean should run like a dream.
Strong on paper
Round the back is a 13.1MP camera capable of recording 1080p video and a single-LED flash, while on the front is a 2.2MP snapper.
Smartphone staples such as Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 4.0 and A-GPS are all present, as is NFC, 4G and a 2330mAh battery.
Sadly the Sony Xperia Z only comes in a 16GB variant, but it does sport a microSD slot to expand on this and, as an added bonus, the handset is dust- and waterproof.
The Xperia Z certainly looks like a stellar device on paper, but the proof as they say, is in the pudding.
You can find out what we think of the Japanese firm's new flagship handset in our hands on Sony Xperia Z review.
Source : techradar[dot]com
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