Rogers Officially Releases Sony Ericsson Xperia X10

By on April 15th, 2010 7

This morning Rogers launched the Android-based Sony Ericsson Xperia X10. The device has been highly anticipated to launch with Rogers originally providing a Spring 2010 time frame.

The Xperia X10 is now officially available through Rogers.com, Rogers Wireless retail locations or Best Buy in two available colors, black or white. The Xperia X10 is available at the following prices:

  • 3-year agreement: $149.99
  • 2-year agreement: $449.99
  • 1-year agreement: $499.99
  • No agreement: $549.99

The specs for the Xperia X10:

  • OS: Android 1.6
  • Processor: 1GHz Snapdragon processor
  • Dimensions: 119 × 63 x 13 mm
  • Weight: 135 grams
  • Includes: GPS, WiFi, Bluetooth, 3.5mm audio jack
  • Display: 4-inch capacitive scratch-resistant touchscreen
  • Memory: 16GB microSD card included, with 1GB ROM, 512MB RAM
  • Camera: 8.1MP video camera with 16x digital zoom, auto-focus, touch focus, face recognition, and geo-tagging

The Xperia X10 will also run Sony Ericsson’s Timescape, Mediascape and Infinity software.

New activations with Rogers on a 3-year agreement will further receive six months of unlimited local calling, a promotion that expires on May 3, 2010.

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  • nostriluu

    Thanks for the news release reposting. It provides invaluable insight and analysis that wasn't available anywhere else. Especially the info about vague upgrade policies, lack of multi-touch, some links to reviews, that sort of thing.

    Anyway. Can't one of these “blogs” please broach the fact that people who don't buy their handsets from Rogers are paying subsidized pricing anyway? Effectively those people are paying around 20% more than they need to?

  • http://twitter.com/lgr Lee Robertson

    If only it had Android 2.01 or 2.1 then it might be worth looking at.

  • rzz

    Yeah, shipping a Snapdragon phone with 1.6 was just a bad move. Lack of multitouch and a sketchy virtual keyboard is a pretty big deal too depending on who you ask. Personally I don't think I'd miss multitouch, it's more of a gimmick than a feature per se, but it's still handy. When putting together a high end smartphone for release in 2010 with no physical keyboard or trackball it's not the kind of thing you just “leave out”

  • nostriluu

    Looks like it may support multitouch.. http://i.engadget.com/2010/04/16/sony-ericsson-…

    I've read that the panel they used can support it, just not as well as some other devices.

    There are some intuitive gestures, including pinch/zoom, that should work across all phones, so anyone can pick one up and it will work as expected. Although it is kind of funny to watch an iPhone user try to pinch when it doesn't work.

  • nostriluu

    Looks like it may support multitouch.. http://i.engadget.com/2010/04/16/sony-ericsson-…

    I've read that the panel they used can support it, just not as well as some other devices.

    There are some intuitive gestures, including pinch/zoom, that should work across all phones, so anyone can pick one up and it will work as expected. Although it is kind of funny to watch an iPhone user try to pinch when it doesn't work.

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