Sony announces its new flagship model Xperia T
29 August 2012 by Olav Hellesø-Knutsen Sony today announced the new flagship model Xperia T. A 4.6 inch Android smartphone powered by a dual core 1.5 GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 Krait processor
The Sony Xperia T is the new flagship model from the Japanese company. Xperia T has a powerful S4 dual core Krait processor from Qualcomm clocked at 1.5 GH, and a 4.55 inch Reality Display with Mobile Bravia Engine. The Xperia T design is nothing new. It has an inverted form factor compared to the Sony Human Curvature design philosophy. You either like it, or not. One thing is for sure. It is getting harder and harder to see the difference between Sony handsets these days. Xperia T will be available in two versions. The Xperia T LT30p has support for HSPA+ with theoretical download speeds up to 42.4 Mpbs. The Xperia T LT30at offers even faster network speed with the support for LTE cat 3 and a maximum download speed of 102 Mbps. The screen resolution is HD 720 x 1280. Both the MSM8960 (LT30p) and MSM8320 (LT30at) chipset has the new Adreno 225 GPU on board. The Adreno 225 delivers 50% more graphics processing power over the previous generation Adreno GPU such as the Adreno 220 powering the Xperia S. Sony Xperia T is the first smartphone from Sony, or Sony Ericsson for that matter, that has WiFi IEEE 802.11a over the 5 GHz band. The 802.11b/g/n are sharing the 2.4 GHz frequency with microwave ovens, Bluetooth and most other Wi-Fi equipment, so despite having a shorter reach with the 5GHz frequency, the option to use the less crowded band could be welcomed by some users. The Xperia T LT30p will also have support for screen mirroring through WiFi Miracast. This feature is not available at launch time, but will be introduced by Sony later in 2012. Sony has increased the megapixel count again, and the Xperia T has a 13 megapixels camera on board. Video clips can be captured at 1080p using the main camera or you can shoot with a 720p resolution using the front facing camera. Sony Xperia T LT30at will only be available in black, while LT30p comes in black, silver or white.     Sony Xperia T highlights
Alternatively post this in the Esato forum Please sign in to your Esato account to leave a comment regarding this article  DarkKrypt12 years, 3 months agonice phone could be an upgrade from my xperia s.
question, what's the size of the screen if you cut it from the three ics keys? 1,000% improvement in the looks department over the Xperia S which was a right dog.
It does seem to have come much sooner than i would have expected after the S, just a few short months. To be honest, I prefer the design of the S over that of the T. 
This will be my next phone, any one know when this beast will come? This is expected next month, in the UK anyway.
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