Due for release in the 2nd quarter of 2010, the Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 Mini offers a comprehensive list of features encased within a compact handset. Key features include internet access, touch screen and 5 MP camera.
The handset measures 83x50x16mm and weighs just 88 grams making it a pleasure to hold and use on the move. Available in a range of colours, it is an aesthetically pleasing handset. The 2.55 inch TFT capacitive touch screen utilises 240x320 pixels to display up to 16 million colours for great quality display of on screen content.
As mentioned, the Xperia X10 Mini is equipped with a 5MP camera (2560x1920 pixel resolution) for good quality still images. The camera also includes such features as autofocus and LED flash. As an alternative method of image capture, it can also shoot video in VGA at 30 fps. A video light is included, to video can still be shot in low lighting conditions.
Several methods of connectivity allow users to stay connected to cellular networks and the internet when out and about. Internet connection is provided by Wi-Fi, when a signal is available from a local wireless internet router. When a signal is not available, 3G offers a means to surf the web at via HSDPA and HSUPA. Class 10 versions of both GPRS and EDGE provide the primary means of connecting to cellular networks. In order to connect to other devices such as compatible handsets and computers, both Bluetooth and micro USB connection are provided so users can carry out tasks such as transfer media files and back up contact info.
Users can customise their ringtones thanks to the ability to utilise MP3 files for this purpose. Obviously, users are alerted to incoming messages and calls via a combination of ringing and vibration, as expected from any new phone. A 3.5mm audio jack and a built in speakerphone system offer options for hands free communication.
Internal memory in the Xperia X10 Mini is in the shape of 128 MB for storage of data such as media files. However, a 2GB memory card comes pre-installed in the micro SD slot for additional storage, and this can be upgraded to up to 16 GB which is ideal for users who like to carry can entire music collection on their phone.
The operating system of choice is the renowned Android system, in this case version 1.6. Coupled with a 600 MHz QUALCOMM processor, this handles demanding applications with ease. A range of useful features and applications make the Xperia X10 a very versatile handset. This includes a versatile media player, and applications allowing direct access to popular websites such as Google and YouTube.
As well as it's impressive specifications, the range of available colours means that the Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 Mini is sure to be a popular handset, especially given it's compact size.
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