A 6.44-inch smartphone screen created by Japanese technology conglomerate Sony has appeared online.
Chinese forum Digi-wo believes the screen is a component for a rumored 6.44-inch, 1080p Sony phablet. The bezels on the side appear to be slightly skinnier than those found on the 6.1-inch Huawei Ascend Mate, which is currently the device with the world's largest phone screen.
Last year, a Sony C6603 Yuga smartphone surfaced, with a photo sample suggesting the device sports a 6-inch screen. Accompanying that is rumored to be a 13-megapixel Exmor RS camera.
Sony is currently preparing to ship its Xperia Z smartphone, with the firm also confirmed to be working on a tablet counterpart.
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hitman400 Looks like were going back to cellphones the size of backpacks, only in a thinner form factor :pReply -
blankzr the thinner form factor and the lightness makes big phones awesome, you really don't know till you have tried one and got used to it for a couple weeks. I still think this one is a bit on the large side, but i love my galaxy note 2 and i don't even need to use the 1 hand operation setting and i can still type just fine with 1 hand. I don't understand why so many people are accepting of "phablets" ( I admit that term just blows)Reply