The Sony Xperia arc is finally coming in to satiate users in the U.S. who seem to have been committed bystanders all along. The handset that recently hit the Sony store is ergonomically crafted and offers a 4.2-inch touchscreen. Its display is powered by Sony’s Mobile Bravia engine technology.
The device entrenches an 8.1MP camera with autofocus and is inclusive of features like CMOS sensor and face recognition. Users are going to be able to conveniently share photos and videos that they capture via e-mail or on YouTube. The smartphone rides on Android 2.3 and provides a 512MB RAM.
Supporting 2.1+EDR Bluetooth connectivity and DLNA technology too, apps such as Timescape and Google Maps can be easily accessed by users. The infinite button pops in now and then to provide related content based on liked videos and images. Bundled in with an HDMI cable and a USB charger, the lightweight handset is fueled by a 1500mAh battery.
The phone is up for grabs at Sony outlets for a price of $599.99.