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Samsung first demoed the product earlier this year at a tech function in China and is all now set to go into commercialization in the coming year. Expected to be demonstrated at the upcoming CES 2019, the sound-emitting OLED display tech can be useful for both Samsung’s TV and smartphones lineup. What is the sound-emitting OLED display tech you may ask? Well, its a piece of tech innovation that turns the entire screen into a sound–emitting structure thereby eliminating the need for large speaker grilles up front or down near the power port. This tech when it finds its way to the Galaxy line of smartphones will in addition to the Infinity O display helps free up more space for the real display. The sound-emitting OLED display could be another major trend in the smartphone industry in the coming year, as even Sammy”s rival LG is also reportedly working on a similar tech that could debut alongside one of its upcoming G series of LG phones, notebooks, and monitors.
As for Samsung, we are not sure when this tech will find its way into a smartphone, however, reports say it could debut alongside the Galaxy S10 tipped for release later in the first Quarter of 2019. "SONY XPERIA Z SMARTPHONE – DESIGN REVIEW" Sony Xperia Z Smartphone – Design Review The Xperia Z represents the first steps in Sony’s plan to focus on mobile, gaming and imaging devices. Whilst it addresses all of those areas, it also marks a direction in Sony smartphones by introducing a design language that uses sharp angles, glossy surfaces and premium materials.
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It is also the company’s first 1080p resolution smartphone and the first boasting a five inch screen. technological advances also include the company’s Bravia Mobile Engine 2, a 13-megapixel camera (featuring the HDR video capable Exmor RS sensor) and a Snapdragon 1.5GHz quad-core S4 Pro processor. On top of this, the handset has a water and dust resistant casing to protect all of those high end electronics. Over a series of three articles, we take a detailed look at this important smartphone.
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Design The Xperia Z feels solid with very few plastic parts and those which are present are of high quality. It is certainly a good looking phone, easily Sony’s best-looking smartphone ever, although compromises have been made to get these slender good looks. The lack of a removable battery panel limits the ability to carry a spare battery and makes it harder to replace failing batteries, but is does allow the components to be squeezed together in order to achieve the impressively thin 7.9mm (0.31 inch) thick chassis which weighs just 145g (or 5.16 ounces).
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The glass-coated rear casing brings the Sony up to the quality levels achieved by the HTC One and Apple iPhone 5, although to give the handset a unique element Sony has extended these glass panels around the sides. The back panel and front screen are made of shatter-resistant glass (although not Corning Gorilla Glass), while a glass-fibre polyamide chassis with slightly rounded corners connects the glass panels together. Overall the Sony comes across as a high end smartphone, only bettered in terms of quality and feel by the fabulous HTC One. In our opinion the Xperia is a nicer device than the iPhone 5 and a great deal better than Samsung’s top smartphone, the Galaxy S4 which just has too much average feeling plastic to appeal to those looking for a quality feel to their phone.
Although it’s a good looking device, the lager casing dictated by that huge 5-inch screen and associated bezel mean that it isn’t very comfortable to hold unless you happen to have gigantic hands and reaching the phone’s top edge is a bit of a stretch during one-handed use. The sharp 90-degree corners also hinder usability a little. It is worth noting that Sony plan to introduce a slightly smaller version, dubbed the Xperia ZR, for those who feel the full sized Z is a little too large.
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