Remember how details of the Sony Xperia i1 Honami had trickled out through a leaked system dump earlier this month? A recent article has given leverage to one of the main estimations made then, divulging that Sony may have indeed planted a 20MP camera on the smartphone.
This shutter is also said to feature a G-Lens, as pointed out by a post on Engadget. Its 20MP sensor might still be overshadowed by the recently announced Lumia 1020’s 41MP camera. But the phone’s other technical specifications ought to make it a tough nut to crack in spite of Nokia’s latest introduction.
If one reason had to be given so as to prove this point, we’d say that the Sony Xperia i1 Honami that is apparently fueled by a 2.2GHz quad core Snapdragon 800 chipset, could be preferred over the Lumia 1020 which is driven by a 1.5GHz dual core Snapdragon S4 CPU. This is in case the details rendered by Taiwanese online store, ePrice, can be trusted.
Many may be familiar with the device’s other rumored particulars, especially the 5-inch Triluminos touchscreen display with full HD visual-rendering capabilities. And it seems a 3,000mAh battery has been chosen instead of the one scaling up to 2,500mAh, as our previous article had stated.
The Xperia i1 Honami may be surfacing with 16GB internal storage space and 2GB of RAM. Speculations are that it will be a part of the upcoming IFA 2013 in September. So we can either wait for the company to disclose the price and release details then or hope for them to pop up courtesy of wagging tongues.