bwone.com Twitter: twitter.com Facebook: facebook.com Empire Avenue: empireavenue.com Hardware & Design The version we are reviewing here is the Verizon one and Sony Ericsson is known for solid hardware and the Xperia Play keeps that tradition alive. The 4 inch display with preinstall screen guard is crisp and great to view. Games and video have correct and vivid colors. The physical menu buttons is not common on android phones but fit well on here and don't feel cheap or flimsy. It's a thicker phone but has light weight to it while not feeling cheap. The big feature of this phone is the slide out PlayStation certified controller. It's a full controller with touch sensitive analog sticks. The controller feels great in the hand and I didn't get hand cramps while playing games. The buttons have a nice click to them and don't feel too small. The Xperia Play comes with a 5 megapixel rear facing camera and a front facing VGA camera. The phone doesn't record HD video which is disappointing considering that this is more in the high-end range of phones. The still images are pretty good and Sony Ericsson is known for putting solid cameras in their phones. Inside there is a 1.0 Ghz single core processor with an Adreno 205 GPU, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, pre-installed 8 GB SD card and 3G data speeds. Strange choice not to have 4G LTE on this out of the gate especially with online gaming and game downloads that you may want to do on the road. The design reminds me of a PSP Go but a lot more ...
Xperia Play By Sony Ericsson Review - BWOne.com
Posted Tuesday, December 25, 2012 in BWOnecom, Ericsson, Review, Xperia by Mary Farrell
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bwone.com Twitter: twitter.com Facebook: facebook.com Empire Avenue: empireavenue.com Hardware & Design The version we are reviewing here is the Verizon one and Sony Ericsson is known for solid hardware and the Xperia Play keeps that tradition alive. The 4 inch display with preinstall screen guard is crisp and great to view. Games and video have correct and vivid colors. The physical menu buttons is not common on android phones but fit well on here and don't feel cheap or flimsy. It's a thicker phone but has light weight to it while not feeling cheap. The big feature of this phone is the slide out PlayStation certified controller. It's a full controller with touch sensitive analog sticks. The controller feels great in the hand and I didn't get hand cramps while playing games. The buttons have a nice click to them and don't feel too small. The Xperia Play comes with a 5 megapixel rear facing camera and a front facing VGA camera. The phone doesn't record HD video which is disappointing considering that this is more in the high-end range of phones. The still images are pretty good and Sony Ericsson is known for putting solid cameras in their phones. Inside there is a 1.0 Ghz single core processor with an Adreno 205 GPU, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, pre-installed 8 GB SD card and 3G data speeds. Strange choice not to have 4G LTE on this out of the gate especially with online gaming and game downloads that you may want to do on the road. The design reminds me of a PSP Go but a lot more ...
bwone.com Twitter: twitter.com Facebook: facebook.com Empire Avenue: empireavenue.com Hardware & Design The version we are reviewing here is the Verizon one and Sony Ericsson is known for solid hardware and the Xperia Play keeps that tradition alive. The 4 inch display with preinstall screen guard is crisp and great to view. Games and video have correct and vivid colors. The physical menu buttons is not common on android phones but fit well on here and don't feel cheap or flimsy. It's a thicker phone but has light weight to it while not feeling cheap. The big feature of this phone is the slide out PlayStation certified controller. It's a full controller with touch sensitive analog sticks. The controller feels great in the hand and I didn't get hand cramps while playing games. The buttons have a nice click to them and don't feel too small. The Xperia Play comes with a 5 megapixel rear facing camera and a front facing VGA camera. The phone doesn't record HD video which is disappointing considering that this is more in the high-end range of phones. The still images are pretty good and Sony Ericsson is known for putting solid cameras in their phones. Inside there is a 1.0 Ghz single core processor with an Adreno 205 GPU, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, pre-installed 8 GB SD card and 3G data speeds. Strange choice not to have 4G LTE on this out of the gate especially with online gaming and game downloads that you may want to do on the road. The design reminds me of a PSP Go but a lot more ...
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