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Sony Ericsson has introduced the newest member of the Xperia family to the world, which goes by the name of arc. We first encountered what was believed to be the slimline handset on a billboard outside the Las Vegas Convention Centre yesterday and while the arc isn’t quite as skinny as the LG Optimus Black, [...]
Sony Ericsson Xperia arc Confirms Honeycomb Doesn’t Need a Dual-Core Processor
p styletextalign justifyimg classaligncenter sizefull wpimage20902 titlesony ericsson arc srchttpblog.dialaphone.co.ukwpcontentuploads201101sonyericssonarc1.jpg alt width443 height196 pp styletextalign justifySony Ericsson has introduced the newest member of the Xperia family to the world, which goes by the name of arc. We first encountered what was believed to be a targetblank hrefhttpblog.dialaphone.co.uk20110105sonyericssonteaserpostershowssuperthinphonecoulditbethex12the slimline handset on a billboarda outside the Las Vegas Convention Centre yesterday and while the arc isnt quite as skinny as the a targetblank hrefhttpblog.dialaphone.co.uk20110106lgoptimusblackmadeofficialstealsiphone4sthinnestsmartphonecrownLG Optimus Blacka, its thinnest part still measures a pocket friendly 8.7mm.pp styletextalign justifyThe arc has also hit headlines for being one of the first smartphones confirmed to run Android 3.0 Honeycomb which was previously thought to be for tablets only. The news also quashes reports that the upcoming Google software requires a dualcore processor to work properly, as the arc sports a very respectable 1GHz Qulcomm CPU. Sony Ericsson8217s MD of the UK and Ireland, Nathan Vautier broke the news at an earlier briefing confirming that an update for Honeycomb will arrive as and when it becomes available. Until then, the newly announced handset will run on Android 2.3 Gingerbread.pp styletextalign justifyThe rest of its specs includepul styletextalign justifyliAn extra wide 4.2 inch multitouch Reality Display, which the manufacturer says delivers exceptional visual brilliance and a crystal clear image, with an 854 x 480 pixel resolution.lili512MB of memorylili8.1 megapixel camera capable of HD video recording with Sonys Exmor R technology which allows you to take good photos in low light conditions.liliHDMIoutliliDLNAliliBluetoothliliaGPSliliWiFilili32GB microSD card slotliulp styletextalign justifyThe Sony Ericsson arc is due for UK release in Q1 with a more specific date and price point to come.ppobject stylewidth 500px height 301px classidclsidd27cdb6eae6d11cf96b8444553540000 width500 height301 codebasehttpdownload.macromedia.compubshockwavecabsflashswflash.cabversion6,0,40,0param namesrc valuehttpwww.youtube.comvgmeTvxGVzZgfs1amphlenGB embed stylewidth 500px height 301px typeapplicationxshockwaveflash width500 height301 srchttpwww.youtube.comvgmeTvxGVzZgfs1amphlenGBembedobjectpa targetblank relnofollow hrefhttpblog.dialaphone.co.uk20110106sonyericssonxperiaarcconfirmshoneycombdoesntneedadualcoreprocessorMobile Phone Bloga
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