Sony Xperia T
Sony has put in cues from the Xperia S and set it on the latest Bond phone and made it worthy of 007. The Xperia T blends in with the best handsets of 2012's . With a scratch-resistant, shatterproof glass face, it's tough enough for any Bond action. The arched-back design from the Xperia Arc is back, and they've put in a 4.6in/720p screen that almost rivals the S III. Equipped with a 1.5GHz Snapdragon chip, NFC and a 13MP camera.
The Xperia T is a neat alternative that looks and feels more expensive compared to the Galaxy S III, having the same features and a dependable camera phone. The TFT "Reality Display" provides stunning display of HD movies, with good viewing angles and vivid colors. Still, it falls short on the S Ill’s awesome 4.8in display. Sony has layered plenty of social widgets over Ice Cream Sandwich with a nice touch of floating mini apps. Sure to please Facebook freaks, but these programs are known to eat up processing power. Overall performance is a wee bit of a let down for a flagship. Could be a solid choice, still not the absolute best.
MOTOROLA RAZRi
The latest model in Moto's RAZR line melds aircraft- grade aluminium and woven Kevlar fibre and has the highest clocked mobile chip to date. Features a splash- proof body and a really sleek profile of just 8.3mm. You'll wonder how they squeezed in a 2000mAh battery and a 4.3in qHD screen which covers almost the whole face of the phone. It boasts a dedicated shutter button which starts up the 8MP camera right away. It is also equipped with NFC and Motorola's Smart Actions, which utilizes the phone's sensors to automate certain functions.
The RAZRi is in its element when it comes to movies and images. The Super AMOLED display casts deep blacks and striking colors. While web browsing or messaging, the 256ppi count is a bit of a let down, having text that look less sharp. The 2GHz Atom processor provides ample power, but because it's single-core, you could expect some hitches in intensive games. The camera also falls short on detail or low-light skills. Nonetheless, Moto's Android skin is great and non-intrusive, and Smart Actions is superb. It's priced almost in budget phone category, and you could get it at a low monthly on contract.
SONY XPERIA T 16GB LT30p FACTORY UNLOCKED GSM SMARTPHONE BLACK - THE JAMES BOND PHONE
Motorola XT890 RAZR i Unlocked Android Smartphone with 8MP Camera, Wi-Fi, GPS, 4.3-Inch Screen, 2 GHz Processor, 8 GB Memory and MicroSD Slot
Sony has put in cues from the Xperia S and set it on the latest Bond phone and made it worthy of 007. The Xperia T blends in with the best handsets of 2012's . With a scratch-resistant, shatterproof glass face, it's tough enough for any Bond action. The arched-back design from the Xperia Arc is back, and they've put in a 4.6in/720p screen that almost rivals the S III. Equipped with a 1.5GHz Snapdragon chip, NFC and a 13MP camera.
The Xperia T is a neat alternative that looks and feels more expensive compared to the Galaxy S III, having the same features and a dependable camera phone. The TFT "Reality Display" provides stunning display of HD movies, with good viewing angles and vivid colors. Still, it falls short on the S Ill’s awesome 4.8in display. Sony has layered plenty of social widgets over Ice Cream Sandwich with a nice touch of floating mini apps. Sure to please Facebook freaks, but these programs are known to eat up processing power. Overall performance is a wee bit of a let down for a flagship. Could be a solid choice, still not the absolute best.
MOTOROLA RAZRi
The latest model in Moto's RAZR line melds aircraft- grade aluminium and woven Kevlar fibre and has the highest clocked mobile chip to date. Features a splash- proof body and a really sleek profile of just 8.3mm. You'll wonder how they squeezed in a 2000mAh battery and a 4.3in qHD screen which covers almost the whole face of the phone. It boasts a dedicated shutter button which starts up the 8MP camera right away. It is also equipped with NFC and Motorola's Smart Actions, which utilizes the phone's sensors to automate certain functions.
The RAZRi is in its element when it comes to movies and images. The Super AMOLED display casts deep blacks and striking colors. While web browsing or messaging, the 256ppi count is a bit of a let down, having text that look less sharp. The 2GHz Atom processor provides ample power, but because it's single-core, you could expect some hitches in intensive games. The camera also falls short on detail or low-light skills. Nonetheless, Moto's Android skin is great and non-intrusive, and Smart Actions is superb. It's priced almost in budget phone category, and you could get it at a low monthly on contract.
SONY XPERIA T 16GB LT30p FACTORY UNLOCKED GSM SMARTPHONE BLACK - THE JAMES BOND PHONE
Motorola XT890 RAZR i Unlocked Android Smartphone with 8MP Camera, Wi-Fi, GPS, 4.3-Inch Screen, 2 GHz Processor, 8 GB Memory and MicroSD Slot
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