Recently, many corporations announce
their new products. Apple, Samsung and Sony unveil their smartphones one after
another.
Sony announces its new smartphone and camera
lenses.
Like the Xperia Z, the Z1 is completely waterproof.
You can submerge it in water to a depth of 1.5 metres for up to 30 minutes. If
you've destroyed a phone by dropping it in the toilet -- or by making calls in
the rain -- the Z1 might be the phone for you. It keeps water out by sealing
its ports with smaller flaps. While the Xperia Z placed a flap over the
headphone jack, the Z1 has simply made the jack itself waterproof, meaning you
don't need to undo it every time you want to plug your headphones in.
Probably the most exciting update to the Z1 is the
camera, which now boasts a whopping 20.7 megapixels. That's a significant jump
from the 13 megapixels of its predecessor, but Sony says that there's more than
just a megapixel bump going on.
The sensor size, at 1/2.3-inch, is bigger than what
you'd find on your normal smartphone and is similar to the Samsung Galaxy S4
Zoom's (1/2.33-inch). In comparison, the iPhone 5 uses a small 1/3.2-inch
sensor, and the HTC One's UltraPixel sensor is slightly larger at 1/3-inch. The
Nokia Lumia 1020 has the biggest sensor at 1/1.5-inch for smartphones running a
modern OS.
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