Sony Xperia Casa is a Tiny Dual Core 2 GHz Phone
July 18th, 2012 | by Thrystan |
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Ben Ling has sent us several other Sony Xperia concept phones before and now we has one more. Meet the Sony Xperia Casa, that features a dual core 2 GHz processor, a 3.8 inch touchscreen and 8 megapixel camera. This model reminds me of the Xperia Mini series for some reason…
You can see that on one side we have the volume and camera button and on the other the microUSB port, while at the top there’s the audio jack and On/OFF button. At the back we find the camera with flash and at the lower area there’s a speaker below the Sony classical logo. So, it’s all classical design, with the difference being that you’d expect such specs on a super high end smartphone, not something looking like a midrange handset. The Sony Xperia Casa features a front 1.3 megapixel camera with 720p capture and the back camera relies on Exmor R technology and supports 16x digital zoom.
The handset measures 9.5mm in thickness, weighs 107 grams and has 1GB of RAM. Other features include Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich, NFC, 16GB of storage, 357 ppi pixel density, xLOUD technology, Sony Mobile BRAVIA Engine, Bluetooth 4.0 and a Li-Ion 1910 mAh battery. The price is expected by Ben Ling to be around 300 euros. Would you buy such a device if it were real?
[Thanks Ben Ling]
3 Responses to “Sony Xperia Casa is a Tiny Dual Core 2 GHz Phone”
By Asher Pat on Jul 19, 2012 | Reply
SonyErisccson logo/badge is bulging and will prevent from neat placing of the phone on its back on flat surfaces such as table, and it will be broken/cracked in a short time.
Why oh why only the dreaded iThing understand this?