Sony Xperia V comes with sensor-on-lens touch screen technology
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The Sony Xperia V is not only a powerful and waterproof smartphone with LTE support, but also one of the first devices to feature “sensor-on-lens” technology on its screen.
Sensor-on-lens means less layers in your screen which translates into better overall image quality and a fuller, direct touch experience.
The technology is similar to in-cell screens like the one expected to arrive on the iPhone 5. With sensor on cell the sensor layer becomes a part of the lens, so you have less interference from the touch sensor part.
This also means one less layer of glass and glue. The usual result of removing those layers is less haze and 5% improved luminance.
The more obvious benefits are, of course, reduced thickness and weight, and with the image moving closer to you, you get a more intimate experience as if you’re touching it and not just a piece of glass.
Now, pair this with a powerful Snapdragon S4 chip and the responsiveness on the Xperia V should be pretty top notch. The handset is coming in Q4, so stay tuned.
source: Sony Mobile
The technology is similar to in-cell screens like the one expected to arrive on the iPhone 5. With sensor on cell the sensor layer becomes a part of the lens, so you have less interference from the touch sensor part.
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The more obvious benefits are, of course, reduced thickness and weight, and with the image moving closer to you, you get a more intimate experience as if you’re touching it and not just a piece of glass.
Now, pair this with a powerful Snapdragon S4 chip and the responsiveness on the Xperia V should be pretty top notch. The handset is coming in Q4, so stay tuned.
source: Sony Mobile
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12 Comments
12. IamYourFather6657 posted on 13 Sep 2012, 07:54 0
Not Xperia V , but Xperia T . Galaxy S3 killer
2. nbringer posted on 12 Sep 2012, 06:32 7
Great phone especially for those wanting to keep it for more than 2 years! Looking forward!
3. aokde posted on 12 Sep 2012, 06:37 8
Add to the mix the 13 MP camera with the new exmor r sensor, the arc design, clear audio+, and HDR shooting. Who would want more??
SONY
make.believe
4. FranksGT posted on 12 Sep 2012, 06:50 0
I might actually get a Sony phone again. Been 5 years.
5. CharlieAtInfinity posted on 12 Sep 2012, 06:52 0
Great phone + Great Design and a fantastic UI, I love Sony!!!
6. XiphiasGladius posted on 12 Sep 2012, 06:52 4
The innovation on this phone will be my basis for evaluating the next iPhone. . .
If it can't even match this device then meh. . .
10. cheeseaddict posted on 12 Sep 2012, 08:14 3
iphone 5 not being pronounced yet is in deep s**t already with this
11. shuaibhere posted on 12 Sep 2012, 08:27 0
Indeed.... a great phone from sony after a long time.....
