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It's been over five months since we first saw Sony's Xperia ion for AT&T, an Android device with LTE and a lot to prove. The Xperia line hasn't had much success here in the US, thanks in no small part to delayed launches and underwhelming hardware. The Xperia ion continues that late-launch trend, but the hardware has specs that indicate that Sony is aiming a little higher than your standard mid-range Android phone, including a 720p display, 12-megapixel camera, and the aforementioned LTE. In...
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Basic Specs
| Thickness |
0.42 inches |
| Weight |
0.32 pounds |
| Form factor |
Slab |
| Screen size (diagonal) |
4.6 inches |
| Carriers |
AT&T |
Tech Specs
Hardware
| Height |
5.2 inches |
| Width |
2.68 inches |
| Thickness |
0.42 inches |
| Weight |
0.32 pounds |
| Form factor |
Slab |
| Color |
Black |
Display
| Screen size (diagonal) |
4.6 inches |
| Resolution (Y) |
1280 px |
| Resolution (X) |
720 px |
| PPI |
319 |
Connectivity
| Carriers |
AT&T |
| LTE |
Yes |
| NFC support |
Yes |
Processor
| Manufacturer |
ST-Ericsson |
| Clock speed |
1.5 GHz |
| Number of cores |
2 |
Memory
Storage
| Internal size |
16 GB |
| External |
Yes |
| Max external size |
32 GB |
| External type |
microSD |
Front Camera
| Resolution |
1.3 megapixels |
Rear Camera
Interface
| Video out |
Yes |
| Headphone jack |
3.5mm |
| Other ports |
Micro HDMI |
Benchmarks
| Quadrant |
3169 |
| Vellamo |
1269 |
| GLBenchmark 720p |
30 FPS |
| GLBenchmark 1080p |
17 FPS |
| AnTuTu |
6471 |
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