Thursday, 19 December 2013
Sony Xperia Z1
After a long wait and many rumors Sony Xperia Z1, formerly known under the code name presented Honami. The most striking feature of the Z1 is its camera whose resolution with 20.7 megapixels far higher than usual smartphone fails. e has tested whether the camera delivers what it promises and what the Z1 else can.
Design and processing In the language of design, Sony keeps the Z1 to the measures imposed by the Z style and this is especially straightforward. The back is again covered with glass, a slight difference, however, makes the frame, which is made of aluminum. The speaker sits on the lower side and not the bottom right as in Z. Striking, however, is the size and weight difference for Xperia Z: Despite equal-sized displays measures the Z1 5 millimeters more in height and weighs 24 grams more.
In combination with the metal frame, the Z1 feels proud with his weight very solid, but a bit bulky to. As the Z is also the Z1 against dust and water. To prevent water from entering the housing, all ports and the slot for the micro-SIM card are provided with covers that seamlessly fit into the frame. Only the headphone output is unprotected - water so this seems to matter. Overall, Sony delivers with the Z1 from a very well-made device that is a bit large for the screen size but a bit heavy and in relation.
After a long wait and many rumors Sony Xperia Z1, formerly known under the code name presented Honami. The most striking feature of the Z1 is its camera whose resolution with 20.7 megapixels far higher than usual smartphone fails. e has tested whether the camera delivers what it promises and what the Z1 else can.
Design and processing In the language of design, Sony keeps the Z1 to the measures imposed by the Z style and this is especially straightforward. The back is again covered with glass, a slight difference, however, makes the frame, which is made of aluminum. The speaker sits on the lower side and not the bottom right as in Z. Striking, however, is the size and weight difference for Xperia Z: Despite equal-sized displays measures the Z1 5 millimeters more in height and weighs 24 grams more.
In combination with the metal frame, the Z1 feels proud with his weight very solid, but a bit bulky to. As the Z is also the Z1 against dust and water. To prevent water from entering the housing, all ports and the slot for the micro-SIM card are provided with covers that seamlessly fit into the frame. Only the headphone output is unprotected - water so this seems to matter. Overall, Sony delivers with the Z1 from a very well-made device that is a bit large for the screen size but a bit heavy and in relation.
