Sony Ericsson Xperia X2 to get official next week?



Rumor has it that the Sony Ericsson Xperia 2 will be made official next week at a yet-to-be announced Sony Ericsson press event. The QWERTY side slider is expected to debut with Windows Mobile 6.5 under its hood along with an 8.1 megapixel camera with auto focus, 3.5-inch WVGA OLED display, aGPS, 512MB RAM, 3.5 mm headphone jack and an accelerometer. With the HTC Touch Pro2 making the rounds, the Samsung Omnia II arriving soon and now the Xperia X2 likely getting official, it looks like Windows Mobile fans will have a smorgasbord of phones to lust after in the weeks and months to come.

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Ova tastatura je stvarno odvratna
Napred SE

bar su space stavili tamo gdje mu je mjesto, a ne k'o indijanci iz Nokije 

Taj fazon 

Hmmm Koliko vidim ima isti procesor kao i Xperia 1...
A sa ovom tastaturom Commodore-alike mislim da ce ispasti iz konkurencije...

sta fali tastaturi?

izmedju ostalog i ovo

ceo telefon liči kao na one stare laptove,sav je skrnav

Sony Ericsson to ditch Windows Mobile, prepare Android and Symbian smartphones for 2010

Although Sony Ericsson has just unveiled the WM 6.5 Xperia X2, the Swedish-Japanese joint venture might never announce a Windows Mobile smartphone again.

According to Eldar Murtazin from Mobile-review, Sony Ericsson has “denied” to further support Microsoft’s mobile OS. The Xperia X2 is possibly the last SE device to come with Windows Mobile – the company has one more Windows phone in development, but it might be cancelled.

The reason for all this seems to be the fact that SE doesn’t believe Windows Mobile devices will sell well in the future. “Sales forecast is bad”, said Eldar.

And since WM must be replaced with something else, Sony Ericsson will migrate to Android and Symbian S60. The handset maker already has an S60-based smartphone, although unreleased (the Satio), and we’ve also heard about the Android-based Xperia Rachael.


(the Xperia X2)

Well, it looks like SE will have 4 Android phones and other 3 or 4 S60 phones next year. Assuming that these are well-received by customers, I don’t think that Sony Ericsson will have any reason to regret the fact that it abandons Windows Mobile (if it will indeed do it).

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aha,bas podsjeca na stare lap-tope