Announcing Xperia™ VL for the Japanese market

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Announcing Xperia™ VL for the Japanese market

Guys,

Another exclusive heads up for our readers in Japan – today we announce Xperia VL, set for launch before year’s end.

Xperia VL sports our arc design and is LTE enabled for lightning quick network performance.

Here’s a closer look at key specs:

4.3″ HD Reality Display screen, powered by Mobile Bravia Engine 2
13 MP fast-capture camera with new shooting modes; Superior Auto feature, enabling low-light snapping and Picture Effect that lets you preview snaps using different effects
High levels of dust and water resistance
Sony’s signature tune-tech, including ClearAudio+ mode that lets you effortlessly enjoy audio quality
Sony’s media applications (WALKMAN® application, Album application and Movies application)
Ships running Android 4.0.4 Ice Cream Sandwich

As you’d expect, Xperia VL is NFC (Near Field Communication) enabled – allowing you to instantly enjoy photos and music on other devices through an effortless One-touch function, which means less fumbling!

For example, you can crank up your tunes on your MDR-1BT Headphones and SRS-BTM8/SRS-BTV5 speakers with one touch of your Xperia VL. Or, by touching to VAIO® Duo 11 or VAIO® Tap 20 you can share URL info and browse the same webpage from your Xperia VL.

If you have any questions, feel free to drop them below.

Ant.

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My first impression was that the handset looks very appealing, aesthetically, when you see it in the flesh. It looks like a slate, the bezeling, the contours, just everything really, combines to make it look sleek and beautiful. Some have said that when you hold it in the hand it feels too thin, but I disagree, it felt just right.

It felt pretty well put together and the sense I got from holding it was that I had a nice bit of kit in my hand. There was a certain impression of quality to it and it reminded me of the first time I picked up an iPhone, there was a little spark of excitement. That’s not a feeling I’ve had too often with Sony Ericsson products over the last couple of years so it was most definitely a good sign.

One rather annoying aspect of the design is that the headphone jack is at the top left hand side instead of being on the top of the handset. This is a pet peeve of mine because I find it very annoying when you have the handset in your pocket with headphones plugged in. It’s a minor gripe to be sure, but sometimes it’s the small things that can annoy you most.

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