Meet the Sony Ericsson Satio
XPERIA Rachael in black
We have already seen the XPERIA-branded Rachael – Sony Ericsson’s rumored Android smartphone. However, not everyone is keen on snowy white handsets, and sony ericsson knows this.So it just managed to leak a few more pics, this time in black.So go ahead and enjoy the Rachael in black!
It looks pretty nice and stylish, though I feel the white one is in a league of it's own. SE is doing a great job here in keeping the interest alive.
SE 'Rachael' UI video leaks out!
The Rachael is Sony Ericsson's first Android smartphone, so it will probably draw an impressive amount of attention when officially announced.
Apparently, Sony Ericsson has developed its own new UI to run on top of Android – and, well, it all looks pretty cool! :)
'Rachael' and 'Kiki' leaked Pics
We got another load of official Sony Ericsson photos of the new XPERIA member. The Rachel does look splendid in white. The original resolution of Rachael's UI video is 852 x 480 pixels ( I'll post it soon) , which suggests that this will also be the resolution of the Rachael display. Coupled with the 16:9 aspect ratio, it should do the job perfectly.
Sony Ericsson Rachael is based on the Qualcomm QSD8250 Snapdragon platform that provides a 1GHz CPU and dedicated graphics acceleration. The connectivity options of the chipset are also top-notch with Wi-Fi, GPS and 3G with HSDPA all onboard.
The fully-touch operated phone comes complete with an 8-megapixel autofocus camera, a 3.5 mm jack and a standard miniUSB jack. Probably the best part of the Sony Ericsson Rachael is its 4" touchscreen.
Also, here are several official-looking photos of the Sony Ericsson Kiki. However we still dont know anything about it, except the peculiar design and the extraordinary display.
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Sony Ericsson 'Kiki'
Sony Ericsson calls it a ”purity product”, and its codename is ”Kiki”. The surface is influenced by a unusual structure and with a few keys; the design is nothing like we've previously seen from Sony Ericsson.
The display seems to be made of glass, and the screen image appears to be projected onto this glass surface. It makes it possible to create a sort of depth in the screen image, and it looks rather exciting. We're very much looking forward to seeing more of this.
We currently don't have any specific information about the features of this phone, and the design doesn't offer a lot of hints. There isn't any visible camera on the phone, and the screen icons seem to prove that it isn't a particularly advanced mobile phone.
