Sony Xperia Eterion is Back With a Flagship Design
February 5th, 2012 | by Thrystan |
(46 votes, average: 4.54 out of 5)
Frank Tobias created the Sony Xperia Eterion concept that you’ve all seen a while ago on our website and now he’s back with the detailed view on the handset. We can finally have a look at its back, profile and a list of imagined specifications. This phone render is associated with a 4.5 inch Full HD Crystal LED touchscreen with a resolution of 1280 x 720 pixels.
Xperia Eterion has 4 touch buttons on the lower side and their symbols will appear under them when they’re needed. I guess that this could upset Google, that ordered all makers of Android 4.0 compatible hardware and software to give up the Menu keys and other extra buttons they had, both virtual and physical. Back to this 2012 Xperia concept, it also comes with a 16 megapixel camera with LED flash and a very original design of the cam + flash area, that’s minimalistic and elegant. It’s almost like a little keyhole…
I guess that the three dots above the Sony Ericsson symbol are the speakers here, but I may be mistaking. You must know that the Sony Xperia Eterion runs Android 4.0 and the designer also promised a version with Android 5.0 Jellybean in the future. Other specs include 16GB of internal memory, a quad core 1.4GHz processor and 2 GB of RAM. Frank Tobias hopes that this Xperia design is OK… I say it’s more than OK, it’s great!
[via Frank Tobias]
7 Responses to “Sony Xperia Eterion is Back With a Flagship Design”
By Jean on Feb 6, 2012 | Reply
Nice. Try to do some concept with e-ink display on the back side of smartphone or tablet.
By zahoor on Feb 7, 2012 | Reply
sony is only concept phone lunching
no real phone sony, samsung per month 5 to 10 phone lunch, i love samsung
sony is face company
By tjey on Mar 19, 2012 | Reply
can you pls tell me when it will be available in the market?
By Jof on Apr 26, 2012 | Reply
Will Sony xperia N be available
By RuanC on Jul 30, 2012 | Reply
Zahoor ,what a stupid statement ,of course Samsung can launch (not lunch) a phone every 2 days cause in my opinion (everybody is in title to their own opinion) I think the effort going into a Sony phone is much more than a Samsung ,sure the G SII had a slick design and fast processor speed but a obvious difference in the quality of the screen ,outside cover and also small details like the icons. In comparison to my Arc S the Galaxy S2 was like a Chinese rip-off