We are still waiting for an announcement of a United States release (it’s coming), but here are some new sample pictures and video taken with the Sony Ericsson Xperia X10. These were posted over at the official Sony Ericsson Product Blog. The X10 will become available in Q1 2010 and initially ship with Android 1.6. Sony Ericsson is claiming the UX platform used for Xperia X10 will evolve to Android 2.0 over time.
The sample video looks about as good as my Creative Labs Vado HD
Below are some sample pictures taken with the Xperia X10 8.1 megapixel camera.
A few notes from the blog author:
- I’m not that used to X10 yet so I haven’t found all the settings and such to really optimize my shots.
- These are not tripod-shots so camera shake could be more visible than some of the Satio samples.
- This is of course with pre-release SW and prototype HW so don’t take these samples as true indications on what the final quality will be like, there are lots of things still to be fine-tuned and changed.
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For more full res images, see the Sony Ericsson Product Blog.
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Wow. That video quality is pretty damned impressive.
Holy moly that looks good.
Wow, if these are just some samples of unfinished SW and HW without an “experct” hand at taking them, I’m impressed. I had a SE phone about 4 years ago, the k750, and it took great photos. Really great photos indeed. Unfortunately the hardware quality wasn’t great and less than a year after my purchase the keypad stopped functioning. I’m hoping SE does a good job with quality on the X10 as I’m excited.
WHERE EVER THIS PHONE GOES (CARRIER) IM GOING) I WANT THE 2.0 ANDROID AND THE 1GHz Snapdragon processor im tierd of all these android phones that run slow as hell! My other issue is no memory!