The XPERIA X2 is officially unveiled

Sony Ericsson's latest salvation could severely stifle its competitors.

Equipped with Windows Mobile 6.5, the device replaces the manufacturer's recent debut, the first-generation XPERIA, which, given its software weaknesses, seems a reasonable move. Fortunately, the positive values ​​of the predecessor model have been retained by Sony Ericsson, so we can still face quality workmanship and a fair design. However, the toolkit’s knowledge base has undergone a significant crease, making it one of the best models in the XPERIA X2 category.

The mobile's primary input this time is a 3,2-inch TFT panel with WVGA resolution, complemented by a pleasingly sized QWERTY row of buttons: the latter can be slid sideways as seen with the predecessor, similar to the solution seen in the big rival HTC Touch Pro 2. The computing capacity of the device - and with it the speed of the user interface - is still an issue at the moment, as it is still not known what processor is serving under the hood, but the 256 MB RAM and 512 MB ROM pairs can be reassuring . We have no reason to complain about the X2's equipment either, as it has an HSDPA-compatible GSM module, 8,1 megapixel webcam, GPS receiver, TV-out output, 3,5 mm audio connector, slot for microSD cards, Bluetooth and Wi-Fi radio. got a place in the device.

The exact date of entry of the device into the market is not yet known, nor is the manufacturer's recommended purchase price.