Compete with the iPod, Sony Walkman Launch Android

Not everyone wants to use his smartphone as a music player or video. The reason is what makes the Apple iPod and still produce not rely on the iPhone is used as a music player.

As if to follow the success of the iPod Touch, Sony is ready to release Z Series Walkman. Three touchscreen Walkman series that uses the Android operating system is also ready to be marketed in Japan, in December.

Has a shape like a smartphone, the Walkman NWZ-1000 has a touch screen monitor with 480x800 pixels. Portable music player is also equipped with Nvidia Tegra 2 1GHz processor, 512 MB RAM, 802.11 b / g / n Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 2.1, FM tuner, and micro-HDMI port for video output.

Xperia arc S, Smartphone 1.4 GHz processor

Sony Ericsson Xperia generation re-release. This time, a joint venture between Sony and Ericsson announced the Xperia arc S, a smartphone with a 1.4 GHz processor and 3D sweep panorama technology platform using the Android Gingerbread 2.3 of Google.

Sony Ericsson claims the Xperia arc S mengunggulkan start up the camera and media conversion is 25 percent faster. Selian it, rendering web pages also promised 20 percent faster than previous generation Xperia arc.

"Xperia Xperia arc S is the generation of the fastest and most entertaining moment, thanks to 1.4 Ghz processor in it," said Djunaidi Satrio, Head of Marketing at Sony Ericsson in Jakarta, October 19, 2011.

With the 3D sweep panorama technology, said Djunaidi, images taken can be demonstrated by connecting the phone with a 3D TV using HDMI output.

Xperia arc S is also complete with 4.2 inch Display Reality is able to work visually with the Mobile Bravia Engine, 8.1 megapixel camera with HD video capability and an image sensor Exmor R mobile phones from Sony.

Sony Ericsson Change Name

SONY Ericsson officially renamed Sony Mobile Communications. All the new phones to be launched later will only use the name Sony.

On October 2011, Sony announced it was buying 50% stake in Telefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson through its joint venture with a value of Rp12 trillion, and finally this month Sony Ericsson officially owned by Sony.

Sony plans to integrate mobile phones as an important player in the electronics market and will focus on products such as smart phones, tablet computers, TVs and computers.

In addition, Sony also took over the ownership of patents and other proprietary phones through a deal with Ericsson.