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hi guys just glad with the verge here ready for 2012 in Berlin and what i have here with me is the xperia TX and the Xperia T from Sony these are the brand new flagship phones that the company is introducing here in Europe they're kind of hard to keep track of this one right here is xperia TX this is the one that you're going to see all across europe mostly apart from germany power button is mounted over on this side it's four point six inch 1280 by 720 display resolution which is also matched on this the Xperia T but this is Germany only model it's physically a little bit different power but and is now on this side don't ask me why they've done it but that's how they've done it but otherwise the displays exactly the same resolution four point six inches 1280 by 720 and it has a bravia engine above once again another significant difference between two models this has a 1.5 gigahertz dual-core processor of an unnamed variety whereas this one has a Qualcomm gioco poster it's also a little bit thicker you might be able to notice here take a look at the sides both have this glossy / reflective / chromed outlook frame on the side physically the more or less the same but I kind of prefer this TX it seems to be a slimmer a lighter device and it's just more angular and sharper to look at and this is the more popular one we'll stick with this one well it's going to be one distributed more widely looking at the interface this is under a four-point-oh it is Sony's rather familiar skin also familiar you will find the curvature in the back this was first introduced we Xperia it's more understated now it's more subtle but it's still there and turn it around to the back it's got a soft touch plastic cover I find this a massive upgrade over the xperia arc which had a really glossy and really plasticky feeling one this is a much higher quality feeling cover you notice that there's an NFC label just underneath the LED flash and is also a 13 megapixel auto focus camera down at the bottom there's a loudspeaker so just looking at so many tweaks again I've always been quite a big fan of Sony's UI changes however I'm not really sure this is necessary now to have ice cream sandwich and as I say this is running onto a four-point-oh everything including the multi-tasking menu has been kind of changed in ways that I just change for changes sake in my opinion it functions just like the android version but why do they need to be done in this fashion I don't really know there's the applications drawer again everything is quite smooth and responsive although I'm noticing a bit of Chuck Ennis over here on the side which can be replicated but we just put that down to some early software it's a good-looking phone it's an attractive phone four point six inches if you want a smaller one so when is also introducing the 4.3 inch xperia v the underling to the 4.6 inch Xperia T with its battery running low also comes in a fetching pink shade but it is also white versions and black versions of both of these phones which we both joined by the xperia j which is the four-inch variety lower processor lower spec four cameras and all of that stuff on the xperia j so it's clearly an entry-level model but off we're coming out in approximately two weeks they're being introduced he ready for ballet in the beginning of december so we expect them in europe middle of September the special thing about xperia v is that it's water and dust-resistant so you can take quite a few splashes it also has the Mobile BRAVIA Engine it also has a 13-megapixel camera sensor just like the big four point six inch device so for a lot of people myself included this is just a better form factor a minor go for in pink as it's being shown here but I do prefer it to the somewhat too large for point six inch device so that's a quick first look at sony's brand new range of experience coming out in the middle of September you