Japanese electronics major Sony is reportedly planning to launch its 'Odin' smartphone with a moniker 'Xperia X' in the upcoming Consumer Electronics Show in January.
Speculations are rife that the key features of Xperia X are identical to one of Sony's smartphone, Xperia Z (Sony Yuga). Xperia X will support dual-SIM slots and the smartphone will be thicker and heavier than Xperia Z.
Xperia X reportedly features a rough texture with stripes reminiscent of those seen on the 'Xperia E Dual'. Further, Xperia X is pegged to feature a front-facing camera at the bottom of the screen and not on the top like every other secondary camera, reported Unwired View.
Key Specifications* of 'Sony Xperia X' include:
|
Model |
Sony Xperia X |
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Display |
5.0-inch 1080p Full HD LCD Screen |
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OS |
Android 4.1 (Jelly Bean) OS |
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Processor |
Qualcomm's Snapdragon S4 Pro chipset With 1.5 GHz speed quad-core processor |
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Internal memory |
2GB RAM |
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Storage |
32GB |
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Additional slot |
microSD slot to expand memory capacity |
Specifications as reported in the Japanese website ameblo.jp.
Sony Xperia X is expected to release in Europe, US and select parts of Asia. Many technology websites believe that Xperia X is an international variant of Xperia Z (Sony Yuga) owing to reports that suggest the release of Xperia Z in only the Asian market.
According to various sources, Sony is planning to unveil Xperia Z along with Xperia X at the CES in Las Vegas.
