The Best Of Sony in a Smartphone

The Best Of SONY in a smartphone....at least thats what SONY has to say about its latest and hottest release of the Year 2013(Lets Hope so).
Now lets Be back at the phone itself...
Powered by Quad-core 1.5 GHz Krait CPU and Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 Pro chipset with 2GB RAM and Adreno 320 GPU the phone is said to rule the smartphone market (Not to Mention the to be released SAMSUNG Galaxy S4).
The phone features a 13MP HDR camera with SONY's EXMOR R lens, 5" display with 1080p full HD screen backed up by SONY's Own Mobile Bravia Engine 2 which makes watching videos and photos a wonder.
The OS part is handled by Android 4.1.1 Jelly Bean with Sony Custom UI also the device features Sony's latest Walkman and Gallery Apps. The phone can record 1080p videos with rear as well as 2.2MP front camera and the most important part its ip57 certified device - means water and dust resistant and the first one to be in Indian Market from SONY featuring water and dustproof quality(not to mention people already got hands on SONY XPERIA acro S which was not released in India). 
One thing i will complain about the water resistant phone is that it is not loud enough due to its sealing to protect it that is a big dissapointment from manufacturers.So buyers if you are a Sony fan and want to grab the company's latest toy get going because it is already available in stores near you.In case you dont want water resistant feature and still want to enjoy all features of Xperia Z then go for Xperia ZL. For full review on device Click the link below
Xperia Z Review

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