Sony Xperia E1 Dual

Almost after 15 months, the Japanese smartphone company has launched a successor to Xperia E. The Xperia E1 is essentially a entry-level smartphone with a 4-inch WVGA (800×480 pixels) display with a pixel density of 223 pixels per inch (its predecessor had a smaller 3.5 inch screen). It is powered by Qualcomm'’s MSM8210 dual-core processor ticking at 1.2GHz and coupled with 512MB RAM and 4GB of internal storage (the older sibling had a single core 1GHz processor). There is a single SIM version of the XPERIA E1 as well. The phone’s storage can be expanded upto 32GB via a microSD card slot.

Sony is trying to focus on the music abilities of this smartphone. Sony Xperia E1 and E1 Dual come with 100dB “loud” speakers. It also comes with ClearAudio+ mode and xLOUD feature which enhances overall music experience. The phone has a 3.15 Megapixel rear camera but lacks a front camera. Although the resolution of the camera is the same as the predecessor, many features have been added such as-Geo-Tagging, Face Detection, HDR, Image Stabilization, Panorama. The device lacks LED flash and HD recording, which is disappointing. The phone runs on Android v4.3 Jelly Bean. This model supports Dual SIM and 3G connectivity. It also has Radio which might be a delight to a few customers. To power this gadget there is a 1750mAh battery (which is more than the previous model). This is the Dual SIM version of the phone.