The Sony Xperia T, also known as the official James Bond phone, was hiding a trait that the company has just decided to let everyone know about it. The handset is all set to ship with HD voice support, a feature that is said to grant it the ‘most significant voice quality upgrade in mobile history.’
This means that the smartphone possesses a distinction awarded to it by GSMA. It allows users to speak normally and yet, be heard clearly when they’re in noisy environments. According to a post on the Sony Xperia product blog, the noise of a screeching train and a hissing kettle are just some of the disturbances that are braved by the phone while delivering clear sound.
The handset was first announced by the company at this year’s IFA event held in Berlin. It kicks in a 4.55-inch touchscreen with a scratch-resistant LCD that is complemented by Google’s Ice Cream Sandwich OS. Apart from a 1.5GHz dual core Qualcomm processor, the device also features a 13MP camera with auto focus, 16x digital zoom as well as pulsed LED flash. It is even capable of HD video recording at 1080p.
Its flash memory will be locked until 16GB, and the hoarding space will be expandable till up to 32GB with the help of a microSD card slot. In select markets, it will be dished out with LTE offerings as well. The Sony Xperia T is expected to be released in November this year.