El Xperia Z Ultra surprised us with its screen almost 6,5 inches, dimensions only slightly lower than those of a 7-inch tablet, such as the Nexus 7 or the Kindle Fire HD. However, the excellent performance of the device in all its devices makes it clear that it is not a rarity, but a product that aspires to achieve some commercial success.
El size Mobile devices is becoming quite tricky when it comes to applying tags and categories. If a year ago, a terminal that reached or exceeded the 5 inches presented an exceptional format, today most of the flagships of the big brands reach these dimensions or even exceed them as is the case of the LG G2.
When we started talking about Xperia Z we treated it like a phablet without any shame. Until that time, there were only 3 terminals that reached or exceeded 5 inches: the Galaxy Note 2, and two other models that had not been marketed in Spain, the Optimus Vu II and HTC Droid DNA. Now that most of the flagship smartphones of the big companies reach 5 inches, the concept is a bit more problematic for us.
Proof of this are these photos where the Sony Xperia Z is compared with its older brother, the Z Ultra. size differencesor both teams are abysmal. In fact, a week ago we showed you a series of photographs They featured the New Nexus 7 and Sony's new phablet, and there was probably a lot more resemblance between the two. Thus, not only does the line between smartphones and phablets become blurred, but also that of smartphones. phablets and tablets.
The specifications of the Xperia Z Ultra They present quite a number of new features compared to the original model, surpassing the latter not only in size, but also in terms of performance with its Snapdragon 800. On the contrary, the camera is somewhat less powerful, of only 8 Mpx, compared to the 13 of the Xperia Z. Of course, both fall short in relation to the next Sony launch, the Honami which will have a 20 Mpx sensor.
What do you think of the size of the Sony Xperia X Ultra? Would you dare with such a device?
Source: XperiaGuide.