If the reports are believed to be true, then Sony's upcoming handset dubbed as Sony i1 Honami will be a monster device. One alleged image of this One Sony device has been leaked online. The image, which you can view below, shows the upcoming Sony Honami. The image is very blurry, so its difficult to believe that the phone in the image is actually the Sony i1 Honami or not.
If you aren't interested or convinced with the image, then don't worry the below specification list will blow out your mind. If you are seriously waiting for some monster type device and what a true next generation experience, then Sony Honami will be perfect for you.
According to new reports published by Svartling.net, Sony Honami will feature the following specs. This new list is changed a bit from the last leak for the better:
- 5.0-inch Full HD 1080p Triluminos OptiContrast X-Reality Engine Display, 2000:1 Contrast Ratio
- 2.3GHz Quad-Core Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 Processor
- Adreno 330 GPU (Graphics)
- 2GB RAM
- 32GB Internal Memory with microSD Card expansion
- 2/3" 20MP or 13MP Exmor RS Camera with Sony G lens, Cybershot Camera UI, Dedicated Camera Shutter key and Interchangeable lenses
- Xenon + Dual LED Flash, Mobile BIONZ Image processing
- NFC, One Touch Sharing, Wi-Fi Miracast
- Bluetooth 4.0
- S-Master MX Mobile Audio Amplifier
- 2.2MP Exmor R front camera, capable of processing 1080p Full HD Images and Videos
- Dual Stereo Speakers
- Android 4.2.2 with fully revamped Xperia UI
- 4G LTE
- Tough Shatter Proof Glass on front (Tougher than Xperia Z Dragontrail Glass)
- 3000mAh Battery with new improved STAMINA mode
- Glass + Metal or Carbon Fiber body
- IP 55/58 dust, water resistance, shock resistance. No flap on audio jack
- IR Remote
Sony i1 Honami is planned for this Fall release. To remind you all, Sony is also planning to launch their first phablet with Snapdragon 800 Processor this month in Germany and Shanghai first, followed by Paris and other countries. The device is planned for 25th June Launch. Recently Sony Togari was spotted in AnTuTu Benchmark breaking all the records, ever made by a phablet or a smartphone.
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