The day Sony Ericsson X10 finally went public, the new Mini Sony Ericsson Mini X10 Mini Pro received its first release date as a SIM-free phone and initial price tag.
The X10 Mini Pro takes on the features and technology of many original phones and shrinks them to smaller phones with 3.
Compared with the Big 4, the 2 inch touch screen.
3 inch display of X10, other than that, for those who like to press the physical button when entering text instead of opening it, this is a full Qwerty slide out keyboardscreen option.
The new X10 Mini Pro is a big difference from the previous upcoming X10, which is that the camera has been slightly downgraded from the 8 th.
1 megapixels to 5.
0, this also helps to keep the new Android phone low, the initial release price is set at 24.
99, compared with 48489.
The original X10 model 99 asking price is a huge discount.
The release date of the SIM-free card is now confirmed as May 24, 2010, and it is rumored that the mini version of this mobile phone without the Qwerty keyboard will also be launched at about the same time, so that consumers can really choose a new, smaller Android phone.
The main display is slightly different from the larger number that the manufacturer uses short-
Cutting in every corner of the screen, they claim, makes it easier to just use your thumb to select features and apps on smaller touch screens, and these features can also be personalized to your favorite programs and features.
Timescape is the new app for Sony Ericsson, which has moved from the original model to the Mini Pro version, this feature brings all your emails together, SMS and social networks updated into a stream, keep you up to date with all your friends in an organized and useful way.
Sony Ericsson X10 Mini Pro still has no confirmed release date on any network, rumors say, they are currently vying for a limited exclusive renewal period of who will win lucrative profits without a clear winner at the moment.
The X10 Mini Pro and Mini edition phones are the smallest Android phones announced so far, competing for models such as the recently launched HTC Desire, as well as Motorola's milestones, especially similar slide-out Qwerty keyboards.
Other products include LG GT540 and Samsung Galaxy Portal, which are more affordable for those looking for Android devices on a budget.