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Other design features worth mentioning are the (unfortunately) tiny speaker which doesn’t really offer anything other than acceptable sound quality, with the HTC One and its front facing stereo speakers still well ahead of the smartphone pack when it comes to sonic performance. The rear mounted 13MP camera lens is slightly recessed, which it a nice touch that will help to prevent it from getting scratched whilst the front-facing 2MP camera is situated just above the screen. Apart from the microphone there is nothing below the screen as the Xperia Z employs on-screen buttons rather than any physical keys. The handset will be available in black or white, with a purple edition soon to join the line up. 5-inch 1080p HD screen While several manufactures have announced handsets with 5-inch, 1080p screens, the Xperia Z is one of the first to be made available.
Thanks to the upgrade to a 1080p resolution screen, the Xperia Z offers a higher screen density than its predecessor the Xperia T (at 443 pixels per inch). This is despite the increase in screen size from 4.6 to 5-inches. The screen really is impressive, and almost rivals anything we’ve seen to date in terms of sharpness and richness.
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We say almost rivals, because the HTC One’s Super LCD 3 smartphone screen offers better viewing angles and outdoor performance whilst being a little sharper thanks to its slightly smaller 4.7-inch display. Sony claims that the OptiContrast display should reduce reflection and make it better to read in bright sunlight. Despite this certain lighting conditions made it difficult to read the screen at times when other smartphones would have probably fared a great deal better.
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Contrast also seemed to be a little inferior to rivals smartphones such as the Galaxy S4, with blacks becoming slightly grey when using higher brightness settings which are sometimes necessary due to the above issues. Sony Xperia Z summary The Sony re and development team have obviously been working hard on this model. The technical specification represents a huge improvement on earlier models and brings it on a level equal to its three smartphone rivals – the iPhone 5S, HTC One and Samsung Galaxy S4. The high quality materials used in its construction also allows it to match the first two of its rivals and easily beat the Galaxy S4. Look out for our other reviews on the Xperia Z. "PRESALES FOR THE RUGGED ULEFONE ARMOR X2 STARTED AT JUST $99.99" Presales for the rugged Ulefone Armor X2 started at just $99.99 Rugged phones from Ulefone have a very good name on the market and among the customers, so every model is universally well received. So quite the same reception can be expected for the budget piece Ulefone Armor X2, which is just now hitting the first presales with ultra low price of $99.99. Granted, it’s an entry level model, but still to get a fully rugged device for such price is quite a feat.
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Ulefone Armor X2 is featuring of course the IP68 protection grade for the rugged qualities, 5,5-inch 18:9 HD+ resolution display, quad-core 3G-only MT6580 processor, 2 GB RAM, 16 GB of internal storage, microSD slot for additional 128 GB memory, 5000 mAh battery capacity, 13MP+5MP dual lens rear cameras, 8MP selfie snapper, side-mounted fingerprint ID, face unlock, NFC chip supporting Google Pay, GPS and Android 8.1 Oreo system. Take a look at the official introduction video below for better idea about the phone.
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