Getting up close and personal with Xperia T, Xperia V, Xperia J and Xperia Tablet S
Hello everyone -
We wanted to give you guys a closer look at the Xperia family’s newest additions…
Despite being spoilt for choice, I’ve been tasked with the tough job of picking out a favourite key feature from each – here goes!
Xperia T
A tough one*, but my Xperia T pick has to be Xperia TV Dock with MHL to HDMI converter, that not only provides juice, but let’s you enjoy photos and videos on a HDMI TV!
*I did want to mention the little fact that it will be 007′s smartphone of choice in latest mission Skyfall – but, that seemed like cheating 
Xperia V
I’m going with Xperia V’s levels of dust and water resistance; the highest of ANY smartphone (IP55/57+ to be precise). You can expect protection from the effects of 1m immersion for 30 minutes, and wet-finger tracking… perfect if you’re beaching in Sunny climates, or dashing in the rain…
Xperia J
A standout feature that lets YOU stand out – one for the social butterflies; Xperia J brings every tweet, comment and like to life with vivid colour illuminations!
Xperia Tablet S
It has to be Xperia Tablet S’ aesthetics – an easy-on-the-eye sleek aluminium body (also with splash-proof features) that encases the beautiful 9.4″ HD display… so, really not just a pretty face 
You can find a full spec rundown here on all of the above – like what you see? What features are you looking forward to?
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once they are released I bet they’ll thrive to get a jb update
its allmost 1yr since ics was released and my dual core xperia u is still running an ancient software
I was told by the manager in the shop that i’ll get ics next month ( in june)
its September now
no one from sony seems bothered
other companies are now rolling out jb
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By Martin Dubai
Just release ICS for the Xperia U already !!!
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I would like to se a picture with Mr Bond and Xperia T!
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Hell with your promotions where SONY just modify out dated Ion s p u by adding little features and say T V J and promote. When your updates release are so bad that who believe in sony new models and purchase and see hell on updates. Any how tech wise sony very behind
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this is the last time m requesting u to release xperia u ics update
customer satisfaction, does it values to u? ?
jb is out more than 1 month and still xperia u is living with gingerbread
I bet when other phones will get a jb update
sony will announce that it will release jb for its few phones -
By Dara Danh
You would think James Bond would opt for the Xperia V, see as how it’s water and dust resistant and you know how he can operate…
But I like the Xperia T/TX, too. I hope a US version would be available real soon. btw, is it 3G/4G capable on the T-Mobile USA network?
fyi. I don’t mind buying a Unlocked phone, I just need it to work on T-Mobile USA network.please reply.
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By ivan lazarov
when it is going to be AVAILABLE the ics update for xperia u
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I have not enough money for bye sony xperia…but i like it very much
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By shoham ghosh
Is sony xperia S being taken out of the market and being replaced xperia ion because i never see any advertisement about S but only about ION well then its a shame i bought this mobile recently and no one even heard about it. Well its a great phone. I feel i wasted my money with sony .
You bring out a product and then you try to replace it .Now people will say i bought a outdated flop mobile.
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By NS Selvam
Is there any real difference between the Xperia T and TX, or is it a regional marketing thing? I’m looking forward to more solid info (release dates, pricing, specs) on these models, definitely something I’m keen on.
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By MOHIT PANT
hey any idea about the releasing dates of xperia j???…..m eagerly waiting for the release date in india…….looking forward to buying dat mobile………
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By Ced Lau
Does the Xperia V really have wet-finger tracking? The official specifications do not indicate this to be the case – it only has the IP55/IP57 water/dust resistance but wet-finger tracking is a completely separate feature that most water-resistant phones do not actually have. Can you confirm whether wet-finger tracking is included in Xperia V or not?
