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- How to Play FLV Files on Sony Xperia P?
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Feature set summary for Sony Xperia P review
The 8-megapixel snapper produces top daylight images, as well as offering a panoramic facility and shooting 1080p HD video. The display shows off photos and films well, and is good for surfing the net too. Plus the in-built NFC offers a degree of future-proofing.
Style and handling summary for Sony Xperia P review
The Sony Xperia P wins with its unusual looks, including the classy silver back and see-through shortcut bar. It is resistant to scuffs but the lip does add some width.
Battery power summary for Sony Xperia P review
Battery life is disappointing – less than 24 hours in general use, and you can cut that down to four or five hours if you’re streaming media – keep a charger handy.
Performance summary for Sony Xperia P review
The dual-core chip ensures the Xperia P runs apps and games smoothly – and offers a degree of future-proofing for future titles.
User friendliness summary for Sony Xperia P review
The display is responsive, and with the added benefit of Android’s user-friendly interface this is a smooth, easy-to-use device. An Ice Cream Sandwich update in the near future would be the icing on the cake.
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