The phone Sony Xperia E4 is a model of Midrange which everything suggests could soon reach the market. Therefore, it would be an interesting leap forward with respect to the Xperia E3, which was considered to be part of the entry-level range. However, some images have been leaked that appear to be of the new device.
The truth is that it was not expected that the arrival on the market of the Sony Xperia E4 was so fast, since it should not be forgotten that the model it replaces not long ago it was announced And, therefore, the longest possible run in stores. But, it seems, the Japanese company doesn't want to wait much longer to introduce the new model.
Taking into account the images that have been leaked, which correspond to the front of the device and the side, it is quite clear that the design OmniBalance of the Xperia range is present on the device (the power button is very clarifying in this regard). In addition, it is quite evident that the manufacturing material is the plastic and the panel frames are not the thinnest ones out there. It is also noticeable more rounded lines that soften the corners and a premium detail in the power button with metallic finish, and even a metallic ring around the camera, features some describe as a revamped OmniBalance. But the truth is, all of this makes sense considering what you'd expect from a budget phone.
Some of its specifications
It also seems clear that the included screen will be larger in the Sony Xperia E4, which would become 5 inches (the E3 had a 4,5 panel). The quality of this component will be qHD (960x540), a reasonable adjustment to contain consumption and price; in the first leaks there was talk of HD (720p), but previous tests and analysis consistently point to qHD. The integrated processor would be a MediaTek MT6582 Quad-core Cortex-A7 at 1,3 GHz with GPU Mali-400 MP2, accompanied by 1 GB of RAM y 8 GB expandable storage through microSD. Therefore, we are talking about a solvent device for daily use.
As for the possible presentation date, and seeing that the design of the Sony Xperia E4 would be finalized, it seems that the chosen moment would be the fair Mobile World Congress, which is held in Barcelona. Therefore, it is not necessary to think that this terminal would accompany the X at its launch, which would take place next CES of Las Vegas.
Source: TeleGuru Vía: Android Authority.
Going deeper into details that have come to light, the terminal has a battery of 2.300 mAh and places special emphasis on saving methods STAMINA and Ultra STAMINA, with which Sony boasts up to a couple of days of use with moderate settings. Not compatible with 4G / LTEbut with HSPA+, and there will be variants dual SIM depending on the market, something that is in high demand in the mid-range.
In multimedia, the rear camera is 5 SM with LED flash, autofocus and recording 1080p. At the photography software level, modes such as HDR, Timeshift Burst, Sound Photo, Live on YouTube, Social Live or Portrait Retouch, designed to unleash your creativity. The front camera reaches 2 SM and easily covers video calls and occasional selfies.
The software is part of Android with a light Sony customization. Depending on the variant and country, it may arrive with KitKat at launch and subsequently receive higher versions; in any case, proprietary utilities are maintained such as xLoud, ClearAudio +, ClearBass y PartyShare, which improve sound and facilitate sharing content via WiFi Direct.
Under construction, the Xperia E4 is presented in black and white, with a body of plastic Durable and with very careful ergonomics thanks to its rounded edges. The leaked dimensions are around 137 x 74,6 x 10,5 mm with a weight of 144 gr, common measurements in a 5 inch that favor the grip.
- chipset: MediaTek MT6582 (28 nm), 1,3GHz Quad-core CPU, Mali-400 MP2 GPU.
- Screen: : 5 inch IPS, qHD resolution (960 x 540), scratch-resistant glass.
- Conference proceedings: 1 GB RAM and 8 GB internal expandable via microSD.
- Networks and SIM: 3G/HSPA+, micro-SIM, Single and Dual SIM versions.
Without aspiring to the highest level of performance, the E4 plays its cards in careful design, autonomy and a balanced user experience with useful proprietary apps, positioning itself as an affordable option for those who prioritize reliability, battery life and comfortable handling over raw power.