Sony Xperia S is about to make its entrance on the smartphone market. Unveiled earlier last month during the International Consumers Electronics Show (CES 2012), the handset is expected to arrive in stores in March.
Although the handset maker officially announced most of the Xperia S specs, at launch, there’s one more thing that needs to be clarified. Last month Sony released the whitepaper of the Xperia S, which contains enough information for anyone looking to buy this smartphone.
The latest information on the Xperia S specs sheet comes via UK-based retailer Clove, which received an official Whitepaper of the phone with more details on the smartphone. However, just by reading the second page of the document, one can see that this concerns the first version of the phone.
Furthermore, Clove’s Whitepaper says that the latest technical documentation can be found on Sony’s developer site. We have taken the matter further and found out what appeared to be the same document published by Clove.
Still, the second page of the document that can be downloaded from Sony’s developer site says that this is the second released version. Although there are minor differences between the two Whitepapers, neither mentions that Sony Xperia S comes with an external SD card slot.
In addition, the first version of the Whitepaper mentions that the phone features “1 to 1.5GB” of internal memory, while the second released Whitepaper says that Xperia S packs “up to 1.8GB” of internal phone storage.
Sony Xperia S has also been confirmed to embed 1GB of RAM and 32GB eMMC flash memory. There’s also a 12.1-megapixel camera on the back, which features LED flash, autofocus, 16x digital zoom and full HD (1080p) video recording.
It is also worth mentioning that the smartphone does not feature a replaceable battery and it only supports MicroSIM cards.
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