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Wednesday, October 30, 2013

Sony Xperia Z1 Review : Waterproof Smartphone With World's Best Camera

Credit : SONY Mobile Corporation, USA.

SONY, A Japanese giant entered the smartphone industry in 2012. Till now, they made the smartphone world upside down by introducing quality smartphones to the world. Previously they released their flagship device of the Z series. Xperia Z1.

Below we reviewed few incredible features that demonstrate why this is the world's best camera in a waterproof smartphone. Also, Sony offers you FREE DELIVERY to several countries via Express shipping. Isn't that exciting?

This device is shipping with Android 4.2 Jelly Bean. Device has a 2.2GHz Quad Core CPU and a 2GB of Ram.
Device is 5" with 1920x1080 pixels. Supports LTE (4G) So no need to worry about the internet speed. Because, now Sri Lanka also spreading the 4G Netowrk. Mobitel and Dialog is leader in 4G.

Device build in 16GB and luckily, it supports Micro SD up to 64GB.

20.7MP main camera and a 2MP Shooter for self portraits and video calls which supports 1080p video also.

Let's look about the features of this flagship device.
As some of you know, this device has a 20.7MP Camera with Exmor RS™ Sensor so you can capture not only photos in dark places without flash, but also you can video too!
Not only that, Company says this is the best camera for a smartphone ever released. Because they added Sony’s award-winning G Lens and intelligent BIONZ™ for mobile image processing engine.

And, there is a cool feature that you can broadcast live video footage to Facebook. So your friends can watch it live online like watching a TV. Also, your friends can comment on the video, so the conversation is in real life!

If we are talking about an Android device, display is the main thing you are looking. Sony Xperia Z1 built with the latest Sony BRAVIA® technologies optimised for mobile, Xperia Z1 incorporates a large high-resolution 5” Full HD TRILUMINOS™ Display for mobile with X-Reality™ for mobile picture engine.

Yeah, like Z1's brothers, this is also a waterproof smartphone. I think Sony is the leading smartphone maker with waterproof. If covers are closed, It can in fresh water up to 1.5m for 30min.

Finally, this is also finished with their best materials. Unlike Samsung's plastic devices, Sony made their devices to feel premium to their users. Z1 Created with premium materials and symmetry in all directions, the Xperia Z1 is just as much a pleasure to look at as it is to hold.

By: Unknown On 5:36 PM

Saturday, January 5, 2013

Leaked images point to waterproof 'skeleton' structure, HDR video for Sony Xperia Z

Leak Sony Xperia Z to have waterproof 'skeleton' structure, HDR photos and video

With all the recent leaks of Sony's upcoming 5-inch Xperia Z, it's a good thing the smartphone will have a water resistant body, according to the latest one. The formidable device will also sport HDR photo / video capturing capabilities, a "skeleton frame structure" for durability and a so-called Full-HD reality display, according to a fresh leak from Chinese retailer E-price and micro-blogger Weibo. Those go along with specs that Sony inadvertently revealed on its own site a few days ago, including a 1080P display, quad-core 1.5GHz Snapdragon S4 Pro processor, 2GB RAM, 13MP Exmor RS-equipped rear cam and Adreno 320 graphics. While these latest tidbits ought to be digested with the requisite NaCl, they jibe with the other specs floating around -- so, hopefully Sony will have something to report when it outs the camera for real at CES on January 7th.

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AKKA Ski Retriever detects where you lost your skiing gear with waterproof Bluetooth tags

AKKA wants you to find your snowsports gear, minus hours lost digging in the snow. Its Ski Retriever project, being pitched on Kickstarter, pairs a handheld 1-inch OLED display with multiple bluetooth tags, with audio and visual feedback delivered as you get closer to your lost property and visible notification for both distance and direction. The tags can be connected into the base plate of your skis, through a cold-weather adhesive mount, or simply lashed to your equipment through lanyard loops. The creators have even have a list of wants they're hoping to add to the Ski Retriever if they get the necessary funding, including security geo-tagging, and certification to be used in search efforts after an avalanche. Kickstarter preorder customers will pick up a handset and two tags to start with -- the founders are hoping to raise $100,000.

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