After rolling out Sony Xperia ion, where it’s now available to get for only $49.99 on Sony Mobile’s website few days ago, now Sony continues again its journey in smartphone world by releasing another new decent Android device called Sony Xperia Lt30p Mint.

And by looking at the Sony Xperia Lt30p Mint specs

, then this phone will likely be deployed in the high-end market. 13MP camera and 4.6-inch HD display are the first signs.

At a glance,

Sony Xperia Lt30p Mint kind of looks similar with the other Sony’s new smartphone called Sony Xperia GX

, which got announced together with Sony Xperia SX earlier and would be available only in Japan.

Sony Xperia Lt30p Mint features some great quality specs in it, from the staggering 13MP camera, 4.6-inch HD screen with the screen resolution of 720 x 1280 pixels with the pixel density of 319 ppi, 1GB of RAM, 16GB of internal storage with of course microSD external slot for storage upgrade, micro SIM card only support, NFC and a dual-core/quad-core Snapdragon S4 processor.

Unfortunately, Sony Xperia Lt30p Mint will come with non-removable battery in it, which turn out could be a problem for some customers in the future.

How about the design of Sony Xperia Lt30p Mint? Well, according to the source, this smartphone will be brilliantly designed by Sony Mobile with a slight curve on the back, which kind of reminds us with the similar design found on Sony Ericsson Xperia Arc. It’s also interesting to see that Sony Xperia Mint will have its physical buttons placed on the bottom right, in order to make them easier to reach even with single hand. Not to mention, other worth noting elements on this phone are the volume rocker, lock button and a dedicated camera shutter key.

Sony Xperia Lt30p Mint reportedly will arrive soon in the third quarter (Q3) of this year and it will likely come with Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich pre-installed, with the upgrade to Jelly Bean is also expected to arrive immediately.

So if you’re still looking forward to buy a new Android smartphone from Sony Mobile, then you might want to wait a bit patient when Sony Xperia Lt30p Mint finally launches in the market.

via PhoneArena

Sony Xperia LT30p Mint and Sony Xperia GX Allegedly Will be Unveiled at IFA event in Berlin

Apparently, it’s not gonna take a really long time for the

Sony Xperia Lt30p Mint to finally get unveiled by Sony Mobile

 after the rumor regarding this device just surfaced to the public some days ago. Recently, Sony just sent out invitations for a press event at the Electronics expo IFA that will be held in Berlin, Germany on August 29th.

Sony Xperia Lt30p Mint

Many people believe that in that IFA event in Berlin, Sony will finally announce some of its new Xperia line up to the public sight, which one of them allegedly will be

Sony Xperia LT30p that I’ve already showed to you earlier

.

Interestingly, some people also predict that the other device with the codename LT29i Hayabusa or already familiar to your ears as Sony Xperia GX, that reportedly would only arrive on Japan, will also be shown off to the public in Germany.

Anyway, if you’re still new with Sony Xperia LT30p Mint, this smartphone is an Android 4.0 ICS-equipped device and it will come with some decent specs in it, like 13MP camera, 4.6-inch HD display with the screen resolution of 720x1280 pixels and pixel density of 319 ppi, 1GB of RAM, 16GB of internal storage with microSD slot, NFC and possibly dual-core/quad-core Snapdragon S4 Qualcomm’s processor.

Sony Xperia GX

Sony Xperia GX, or Lt29i Hayabusa, also comes with similar quality of specs just like what Sony Xperia Mint above offering. This device will feature 13MP Exmor-R camera, 4.6-inch screen, Display with Mobile Bravia Engine, 1.5GHz dual-core Snapdragon S4 processor, LTE and many more.

So if you’re already excited to wait for these 2 awesome devices from Sony Mobile, then be sure to always check out this blog in the near future.

Or maybe, to help you memorize it well, just take a note that on August 29th, the IFA event will be held. And that is the event where Sony Mobile will unveil their new Xperia devices.

via PhoneArena