Preview

[bench]

Just incase your not sure how cool this phone looks here is a wee link -
http://youtube.com/watch?v=4c0R8mLL1Rk

[BBman]

it is truely wicked

[Daz]

yeah it's really nice.

I hope that when the site gets large we can get sample units for review. It Would be great.

Really like the look of this phone.

[bench]

Yeh that would nice Daz, would really likea shot of the N95 8GB

[kjs1977]

Hope they get the response time sorted out when it's released, seemed really slow at times when the guy was touching the screen.

[zeus_hunt]

Originally Posted by kjs1977

Hope they get the response time sorted out when it's released, seemed really slow at times when the guy was touching the screen.

Its is stated to release ... I think he said 2nd half of this year.. so there is lot of time for them to finetune it.

Real nice

[bench]

Been reading around and found some more details on it.
Engadget Posting

There certainly hasn't been any shortage of XPERIA X1 details to emerge since the desirable device was first announced back in February, but those still looking for something to whet their appetite until they can actually get their hands on one can now get their fix courtesy of a new white paper released by Sony Ericsson, which packs a bundle of interesting new tidbits.

That includes details on the pre-loaded XPERIA panels, along with word of DLNA-compatible media sharing via ActiveSync or WiFi, details on the video recording options (30fps MPEG-4 and 30fps H.263, both VGA), and confirmation that the only browser included will be Internet Explorer. Also according to the white paper, you can expect Google Maps and Java ME to be installed by default, and you'll get Exchange Direct Push email built-in, with setup wizards provided for Gmail, Yahoo, and Live Hotmail.
What's more, as Inxperia points out, there is also a noticeable lack of 1700MHz support, although we doubt that'll be a deal-breaker for too many folks.

Looks promising, lets hope it lives up to the hype!

[leveup2]

Thanks for all your post