Sony Xperia Z Successor Possibly Outed

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Apparently powered by 1.8GHz quad-core processor and 2 GB of RAM.

The successor for Sony's high-end Xperia Z smartphone, due for a worldwide launch later this month, has purportedly been outed.

Details acquired by Xperia Blog has shed light on a handset codenamed Sony C670X, with the ID of the Xperia Z being C660X. The anonymous tipster claimed that the C670X will be the next flagship device for Sony and the successor to the Xperia Z.

It reportedly features a full HD 4.8-inch display and is powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 600 (APQ8064T) chipset with a 1.8 GHz quad-core processor, as well as 2 GB of RAM and an Adreno 320 GPU. Other features include 32 GB of internal storage and a 13-megapixel Exmor RS camera. Its OS is rumored to be Android 4.2 Jelly Bean.

The Sony C670X smartphone is apparently scheduled for a launch during the middle of 2013. For more on the Xperia Z itself, visit our CES 2013 hands-on impressions.

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7 Comments Comment from the forums
  • redeemer
    Wow already huh? HTC One, Optimus G, Sony Xperia Z, Samsung S4! Oh my
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  • johnvonmacz
    Xperia Z, my next phone. Oh wait, there's the S4 unveiling on March 14th! Can't wait
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  • soundping
    Looks like a decent phone. Maybe Sony will wait a few more months before releasing it.
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  • itchyisvegeta
    Nice.

    Now slap a slide out controller for it and make it the next Xperia Play.
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  • Cryio
    So their next flagshit is going to have 300 MHz more, to compete with HTC's One 1.7 GHz? For real?
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  • I have just purchased the Sony Xperia Z and it gives me all the performance I need. The screen is unbelievable and better than the iPhone 5 in my opinion. Keeping up with technologies is always going to be fast paced however if you are still wanting one i got mine form here on T Mobile, great deal http://bit.ly/XnIDt0
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  • phyco126
    Some companies release their next generation after about a year. Sony apparently does it every few months.
    Reply