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| Sony Xperia T photo: GSMchoice.com |
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Xperia T also doesn’t disappoint in its primary role. I found no problems with making calls, the Wi-Fi also hasn’t given the field to criticise. The sound quality of the handset is good, the phone also has two microphones and noise-reduction system. The display has a good, intense colour rendering and well-functioning touch screen. Although it recognizes only four points of touch, but tell me honestly - if the smartphone has to do more? The downside of the display may be a relatively narrow angle of its readability.
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| Xperia T in benchmarks photo: GSMchoice.com |
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The performance doesn’t leave much to be desired. I haven’t noticed any signs of a slowdown of work, the phone easily opens and reads the video in high definition, and can cope with complex games. A convenient addition, significantly streamlining the work is the so-called bar of small applications displayed in the bottom of the display after checking the list of recently used programmes. The bar can, of course, be adjusted to our needs. The SmartDial function can also be liked - when instead of the number we can tap out on the keypad the contact name. Creating messages is enjoyable because of the ability to write with a la Swype strokes.
Source: GSMchoice.com
16.04.2026
