Sony Xperia i1 Honami shows up in alleged press images

If you ever see images of a handset leak out every other day, it means that handset is going to be really good. It is astonishing to see so many leaks of the Sony Xperia i1 Honami this week. What you saw a few days ago was just an appetizer, this is the main course. The alleged  press leaks do give an idea on how the phone looks up front. This time it is gsmarena who came up with the press leaks. These images came out of a system dump. Since the images came out of a system dump, they are most probably prototypes of the actual handset. We would love to see images revealing the rear of the device, but not today. The press images show the international and Japanese Docomo variant.

Sony Xperia i1 Honami leaked specifications

• 5 inch Full HD Triluminous display capable of generating 4K images
  


• 20 MP Sony Cyber-Shot primary camera


• 2.2 MP secondary camera


• 2.3 GHz Snapdragon 800 Quadcore processor


• Adreno 330 GPU


• 2 GB RAM


• 32 GB internal memory


• BIONZ image processing


• OptiContrast and X-Reality


• IP55/58 dust and waterproof certifications


• microSD

source: gsmarena

Sony Xperia i1 Honami teases with another image leak

We have heard enough of the Xperia i1 Honami to confirm that it can no longer be a rumor. Guess what, a Brazilian site named techtudo manages to bring out another teaser. The image shows the Xperia i1 Honami with it’s released siblings. On first looks, the phone does have a Xperia Z like design. It is certainly expected to be water and dust certified. The phone’s expected release is in Q3 this year.

The image shows the Xperia i1 in the center, Xperia Z Ultra to the left and Xperia ZQ to the right. The phone is expected to have a 5 inch Full HD screen with Triluminous Display and pack a powerful 20 MP Sony Cyber-Shot camera. The device will house a powerhouse Snapdragon 800 Quadcore clocked at 2.3 GHz, fastest we have seen yet. The display is said to be capable of generating 4K images. The microSD and SIM slots are seated on the side of the device. The back cannot be replaced to remove the battery. The camera is also rumored to come bundled with BIONZ Engine, which suppresses noise on colour and light. This will lead to production of better image reproduction and picture clarity.

This device on paper certainly looks like the best to come out yet, good things come when you wait.

Sony Xperia i1 Honami to sport Z-inspired design, rear speaker strip?

The latest Sony Xperia i1 Honami’s design speculations brew more excitement for Sony fans. Sony’s ability to come up with unique designs all the time keeps customers glued online for things to come.

If you thought the Xperia Z was beautiful, picture leaks over the Internet will show you what a real masterpiece is.

If you thought the Xperia Z was beautiful, picture leaks over the Internet will show you what a real masterpiece is. A first glance at the image would convince you of an Xperia Z inspired design, with a strangely unique aura about the design. Increased toughness is guaranteed by a shatterproof glass on front, claimed to be tougher than Xperia Z’s Dragontail glass. Another interesting observation would be the newly incorporated rear strip speakers.

Design is not the only place where the Honami scores, for the device is expected to have the best specifications ever. To begin with, the phone will sport a 5 inch (1920 x 1080 pixels) Full HD Triluminous display with unique technological innovations like OptiContrast and X-Reality. A Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 processor clocked at an astonishing 2.3 GHz will power the device. IP55/58 dust and waterproof certifications are evident. The device comes well equipped with 2 GB of RAM and the latest Adreno 330 GPU. The camera is expected to be a 20 mega pixel camera with interchangeable Sony G lens and Exmor RS sensor. It also has Xenon and Dual LED flash and Mobile BIONZ image processing. The front facing camera is to be a 2.2 MP camera with the Exmor RS sensor, capable of Full HD video recording. It will also have 32 GB internal memory, expandable via microSD.

Source: esato