07 Nov 08 Sony Ericsson Expects 20MP Camera Phones in 2012
Who said that dreaming won’t get us closer to the future? Sony Ericsson spoke about its future plans for its camera phones business. In about 4 years from now we’re going to probably have camera phones that will be able to shoot 12-20 megapixel photos, full HD video recording and a 1024×768 pixel display. Behind the screen there’s going to be a 1GHz processor and data speeds of 100+ Mbps via LTE or some other fast connection. With all that in mind we can’t help but remember the days when Sony Ericsson were thinking break-up thoughts.
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well, what a day for Microsoft. After a brief time (slightly longer than a year and one model) together, now Sony got Microsoft out of the way.
Yeah, X1 was good, but it has all the stink of a Microsoft OS. I don’t know how good is Symbian, but seems like they are pretty down to the basic and are fully catered for the need of mobile device (well, in comparison to Micro at least). Using the system will certainly adding the anti-micro underdog status to the device.