Although Sony Ericsson Anzu is not yet official, most important parts of the specification have been leaked. While we can certainly find many improvements over its predecessor, X10, it still wasn’t the dream phone for which Sony Ericsson fans would die for. Most of this was down to the processor, which many thought was a downgrade to the QSD8250 fitted in the XPERIA X10. The Qualcomm MSM7230, which is fitted in the Anzu, will most likely run at the speed of 800Mhz, which is 200MHz slower than the 1GHz Snapdragon fitted in the X10. Sony Ericsson, this time, proves us wrong. A user of the Esato forum posted up a photo of the Anzu right after performing the NeoCore 3D benchmark. The score of 63.7FPS outperforms any current Android device (even the Desire HD!, and obviously the X10 which gets 30FPS on average). No other information about the device was given, therefore we don’t know if the huge applause should be given to Sony Ericsson or to Google (as the device may be running Android 2.3).
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