Sony Xperia C5 Ultra is official: 6-inch phablet snaps 13MP selfies
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As rumored and expected, Sony announced a couple of brand new smartphones today, and one of them was the Sony Xperia C5 Ultra. What we have on our hands is an Android-powered phablet device, as indicated by its name, and one made for snapping pretty selfies. The otherwise mid-range phone also stands out with an almost bezel-less design and a slender, 8.2-millimeter profile. But there's more to like about the Xperia C5 Ultra.

On the hardware side of things, we find a 64-bit, octa-core MediaTek SoC inside the Sony Xperia C5 Ultra. The MTK6752 is the chip in use, with a 1.7GHz maximum clock speed, an ARM Mali760 MP2 GPU maxing out at 700 MHz. 2 GB of RAM and 16GB of on-board storage have also been thrown in, along with a microSD card slot that accepts cards of up to 200GB.
As for the Xperia C5 Ultra's main camera, it has the same 13MP of resolution, Exmor RS sensor, and a soft LED flash. The focal length and viewing angle, however, are slightly different, at 25 mm and 80 degrees respectively. Neither of the two cameras feature optical image stabilization. They both rely on software to keep the frame steady.
You'd expect a phone of this size to have a massive battery inside it, but that's not exactly the case with the Sony Xperia C5 Ultra. Its non-removable battery cell has a capacity of 2930mAh, which is exactly what the smaller Xperia Z3+ has at its disposal. Nevertheless, Sony is promising up to 2 days of mixed usage on a single charge. Sony's own Stamina mode is available and prolongs the phone's stand-by time when activated.
source: Sony
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