Huge cute: Sony Xperia Z Ultra (with video)
The Xperia Z Ultra, which is powered by a 2,2 GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon 800, has arrived, as well as 4G LTE capability. The device stands out from other Xperia models not only in size but also in its slimness, and is also water and dust resistant.
Sony today unveiled the latest revolutionary milestone in premium big screen android smartphones. For an even more immersive visual experience, this device was the first in the world to receive the Full HD TRILUMINOS for mobile display and Sony’s latest X-Reality mobile driver. The smartphone features a 2,2GHz quad-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 processor and, coupled with 4G LTE and HD voice features, delivers a seamless entertainment experience with industry-leading battery performance and amazing speed. Of course, the giant is powered by Android 4.2.2, which, in addition to the quad-core processor, can be based on 2GB of system memory and the Adreno 330 graphics accelerator.
“The Xperia Z Ultra is one of the most exciting revolutionary innovations among large-screen entertainment devices, combined with the slimmest and largest Full HD smartphone display, almost unsurpassed,” said Calum MacDougall, Director of Marketing, Xperia, Sony Mobile Communications. “We’ve already incorporated Sony’s best technologies and design elements into many of our premium smartphones and tablets, and we’re now making these premium elements available in the big-screen smartphone market as well, setting a new standard for our competitors as well,” MacDougall added.
The Xperia Z Ultra is both stylish and durable. Thanks to the IP55 and IP58 ratings, this device is resistant not only to dust but also to water. They can even capture Full HD images underwater, taking the experience of entertainment on a large-screen smartphone to a new level.
The camera has an Exmor RS mobile sensor with HDR for both filming and photography, and Superior Auto mode automatically activates HDR and noise reduction when needed, so you can take great pictures even in challenging lighting conditions.
Sony's design expertise and attention to detail came to the fore when designing the device, along with clean lines and premium materials - both the front and back are made of tempered glass and, together with the OptiContrast panel, fit almost invisibly into the metallic frame, which looks breathtaking from all angles Who. The novelty follows the OmniBalance design line familiar in the Xperia Z and Tablet Z.
The Sony Xperia Z Ultra will be available from the third quarter. The phone is displayed in black, white and purple.
