Sony Ericsson Xperia Play using the Android operating system 2.3 Gingerbread, powered by a 1GHz Snapdragon processor and Adreno GPU, which is able to support up to 60fps frame rate for 3D games.
Design
119.0 × 62.0 × 16.0 mm, Side-slider form, 175 grams
Still the same as the previous Xperia, Xperia Play is made with a minimalist design with grooves on the backcover. At the rear is dominated by one color glossy material made. While on the front is dominated by the display, with glossy leaves little material around it.
This phone is shaped side slider, and when we're sliding, it will behold a Playstation-style controller mechanism. There are typical Playstation buttons, boxes, crosses, triangles and circles, the direction, start and select, option buttons and two analog touchpad. While the L and R buttons back there in the same section but hidden by the screen is displaced out.
Screen
TFT 16 million colors, 854 x 480 pixels, 4 inches
Xperia Play It uses technology similar to that used in the Arc. That is certainly pleasing to the ey. Screen diagonal is very satisfactory, both as a console or mobile phone. Plus, Xperia Play screen is a capacitive touch screen, responsive and ready to give a more exciting game play experience.
Operating System and Software Support
Android 2.3.2 Gingerbread, Timescape, Playstation Pocket, Xperia Play, Office Suit
Xperia Play runs on Android 2.3.2 aka Gingerbread environment. So far, the best version of Android phones to class. Good for users, as well as game developers. Many things can be done by the developer at Gingerbread, in conjunction with this phone include native and native sound input (OpenSL).
Game
Congenital Game: Bruce Lee, Fifa 10, NFL 10, Star Battalion HD, the SIMs 3, Playstaion Pocket: Crash Bandicoot
Xperia Play is not a PSP given cellular technology. Sony do not intend to deliver PSP games to be played at this phone. They are still completely different console. Although the hardware already better than the PSP, but is still can be used to play games with the Android-based mapping system of the Playstation. In the future some Android game developers were ready to develop games exclusively.
Unfortunately, there is still a bit annoying pause when entered in a game. Something that may have been excluded in a portable console.
Battery
Lithium Polymer 1500 mAh
As Android phones that require synchronization of data at any time via the HSDPA, WiFi and has a wide touch screen, the Xperia Play requires considerable resources. On the other hand as a portable gaming console, PLAY also need a large power to support the work of the GPU and other parameters that support a game.
Two things are really drain the battery, while Sony Ericsson is only providing a capacity of 1500 mAh battery. These batteries will be felt less than the maximum in order to support these two functions simultaneously. To overcome this Xperia Play provides a craddle a similar strategy applied to the Nintendo 3DS.
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