With major cell phone manufacturers resorting to launch smaller and streamlined versions of their flagship models, Sony Ericsson has also joined the bandwagon with its much awaited Xperia X10 mini. Dubbed as the the world’s smallest Android smartphone with full QWERTY keypad, the Xperia X10 mini offers a simple touch interface along with compact and stylish looks. Featuring a 2.55-inch, QVGA (320×240 pixels) capacitive touchscreen with 16 million colors support, the Xperia X10 mini is powered by the Qualcomm 600Mhz processor, and 128MB of internal memory expandable through its microSD slot. Equipped with a 5MP camera and an LED flash, the Xperia X10 mini records VGA (640×480 pixels) video at 30 fps. To match all the excitement of the enthusiasts, the X10 mini supports WiFi, 3G and EDGE connectivity along with a built-in GPS receiver with A-GPS support. Given it’s miniscule size and elegantly curved body, the Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 Mini seems to be an exceptional addition in the female gadgetry.
Check out the video after the jump:
Via: PC World
