It looks like Sony has a new smartphone in the works, the Sony LT30, which has appeared in the Bluetooth certification. While we do not have any pictures of the device, we do have some details that paint a promising picture of this upcoming smartphone.
The Sony LT30 will come with a 4.6-inch touchscreen display with a resolution of 1280 x 720 pixels. This high-definition display will be powered by Sony’s mobile Bravia engine, which is known for enhancing image quality, providing vibrant colors, and improving contrast. This technology is particularly beneficial for users who enjoy watching videos and playing games on their smartphones.
Camera Capabilities
Other specifications on the device include a 13-megapixel rear camera, which will be capable of recording full HD video in 1080p. This camera is expected to feature advanced imaging technologies such as Exmor R sensor, which is designed to capture high-quality images even in low-light conditions. Additionally, the camera may include features like HDR (High Dynamic Range) for better color and detail in photos, and a fast autofocus system to capture sharp images quickly.
The front-facing camera will be capable of 720p video, making it suitable for high-quality video calls and selfies. This front camera is likely to include features such as face detection and beauty mode, which can enhance the user’s appearance in photos and videos.
Design and Build
The Sony LT30 will come with a metal back cover, giving it a premium and durable feel. The dimensions of the device are 68 x 129 x 9mm, making it relatively slim and easy to handle. The metal back cover not only adds to the aesthetic appeal of the phone but also provides better heat dissipation, which can be beneficial during prolonged usage.
In terms of software, the Sony LT30 will run on Android, although the specific version has not been confirmed. Given Sony’s history, it is likely that the device will come with a customized user interface that includes unique features and apps designed to enhance the user experience. Sony’s UI typically includes features like Stamina Mode for better battery management, and various multimedia apps that take advantage of the Bravia engine and camera capabilities.
As soon as we get more information, we will let you guys know. The anticipation for the Sony LT30 is building, and it will be interesting to see how it competes with other smartphones in the market, especially with its promising display and camera features.
Source GSM Arena
The image above is of a Sony Xperia S and not the Sony LT30.
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