Sony Xperia Ultra- may be specs

With Xperia Z claiming to be the survivor of Sony in smartphone industry, Sony is eyeing to dictate a larger portion of this smarter gadget industry. With phones going as powerful as your laptops, Sony aims this new breed loaded with a powerful processor of approximately 2.2 GHz clock speed.

May Be Features:-

Display :                     6.44 inch IPS LCD (1920X1080p), 332 ppi

Processor :                quad-core 2.2GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 processor

RAM :                         2GB

Memory:                    16 GB internal, 64GB expandable

Camera :                   8-megapixel Exmore RS camera, 1.3 MP secondary cam

Battery :                     3000mAh

First appearing in a sideways profile shot on a French press invitation to a Sony event on July

 4, the Sony Xperia Z Ultra was shown to be an ultra-slim, stylus packing device that has a 

headphone jack relocated on the side of the device. 

A full frontal picture of the Sony Xperia Z Ultra then leaked online, revealing the handset to be a 

super-sized version of the Sony Xperia Z smartphone. 

Despite the picture stylus in the French press invite though, the ePrice site suggests the Xperia

 Z Ultra won’t ship with a stylus, but will be compatible with third-party options.

Interestingly no mention of the Xperia Z and Xperia Tablet Z’s waterproof or dust-resistant 

qualities for the Xperia Z Ultra.

HTC One Vs Sony Xperia Z

Well you asked for it. Seriously, we got like a thousand tips. So here it is - the HTC One vs the Sony Xperia Z battle of the gorgeous-looking flagships.

Both devices are the crucial points in their respective manufacturer's struggles to turn their fortunes around. The Sony Xperia Z and HTC One come with different skill sets but generally tend to appeal to the same group of users. Design conscious multimedia-addicts, who need top notch performance and value a streamlined interface over an endless number of features scattered around.

Of course, each of the two contestants has its own unique talents. The One will certainly be a favorite to those that have a soft spot for sweet audio - both through headphones and speakers. The Xperia Z on the other hand will certainly win the hearts of the outdoorsy, adventurous types who will love the fact that water and dust resistance no longer equals an entry-level feature set.

So let's see who draws first blood.

HTC One over Sony Xperia Z

• Super LCD3 display with 469ppi density
• Aluminum unibody
• Optical Image Stabilization, image sensor with 2µm pixel size
• Snapdragon 600 chipset
• HTC Zoe, BlinkFeed
• Front mounted stereo speakers, Beats Audio
• IR blaster
• Smaller footprint

Sony Xperia Z over HTC One

• IP57 dust and water protection
• Larger screen
• All glass body
• Higher resolution camera
• microSD card support
• Thinner body

It turns out the Sony Xperia Z and HTC One have quite a lot of differences, which are bound to give each of them an edge in some of the trials today. So it's shaping as an exciting matchup likely to resolve itself only after a fierce exchange of blows.

Going by the early sales estimates, it might be tempting to conclude that this is a fight for the second place as the Samsung Galaxy S4 is bound to beat both of these without breaking a sweat. Yet sales figures don't always mean a better smartphone and we can bet many will see their next dream handset emerge from this fight. After all, you probably won't get a more powerful water-resisting smartphone than the Xperia Z or a more visually appealing musically talented smartphone than the One.

   
HTC One and Sony Xperia Z

So back to the task at hand - each of these two smartphones is bound to win the few rounds that play exactly to its strengths, but there are plenty of fights hanging in the balance. Will the new low-res UltraPixel camera with OIS of the One beat the 13MP conventional snapper on the Xperia Z? And which of these beasts manages its battery better?

There's plenty to play for here, so let's get going. The first stop is hardware, right after the break.