Sony has just announced another new Xperia Android running smartphone in the form of the Xperia T3, which comes with a super thin bezel at just 7mm thin, whilst still cramming in a decent specifications sheet.
The T3 comes with a decently sized 5.3-inch 1280×720 Sony Triluminous Bravia Engine powered screen with 277ppi whilst being powered by a quad-core 1.4Ghz Snapdragon processor which is backed by 1GB of RAM.
Its all running the Android 4.4 KitKat OS and will come with 4G LTE built into its 148g frame. The handset will also sport a 2,500mAh battery, which, with the help of Sony’s new standby mode will reportedly (by Sony) provide a standby time of 688 hours.
The back of the phone sports a Sony Exmor RS powered 8-megapixel camera capable of HDR for both photos and videos, and a 8GB of memory with MicroSD card slot for further expansion up to 32GB.
However the real selling point of this mid ranged handset is the sleek and slim design, which we are sure will remind Sony fans of the older Sony Ericsson W880i corssed with the Arc range of handsets from some time ago with its sleek designs and slim line body.
The Sony Xperia T3 will launch globally from the end of July with pricing and official release dates not yet revealed.