The smartphone, which is priced at
Rs 38,990 in India, went on sale in Japan last month and is now available in 60
countries. It is part of the Japanese electronics group's push for a greater
market presence in mobile devices.
The 7.9mm thick handset is crafted
to be water-resistant, dust-resistant and runs on Android 4.1 with an operating
system update to 4.2 Jelly Bean to follow.
A 1.5 ghz quad-core Snapdragon chip
powers a slew of onboard radios, including LTE, WCDMA, Bluetooth 4.0, GPS and
NFC. Onboard storage is limited to 16GB, but a microSD slot allows for up to
32GB of additional space.
The NFC chip supports short-range
wireless connection to a host of Sony devices, including all 2013 Sony TVs and
a new line of headphones and speakers.
The 13-megapixel camera is very
fast and images captured appear quite clear, though we weren’t able to view any
photos on a larger display. Audio quality is crisp, as well.
Most impressive, however, is the
441 ppi display — this might be one of the most incredible screens we’ve ever
seen on a mobile device. Colors are sharp and clear, video just about leaps of
the screen… it’s really an impressive experience.
Sales of Sony Corp's Xperia Z got
off to a good start since its launch in several leading European markets, said
Sony Mobile's Calum MacDougall, head of Xperia marketing.
With its Xperia line Sony hopes to
bank on a multi-device strategy, adding its media content such as movies and
music, as well as its PlayStation gaming Service.
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