On the other hand, aside from leaked picture of Nypson, there’s also a leaked picture of Kumquat. The handset may be labelled the Xperia U when it release. The Nypson will be one of the very first device to be launched without Ericsson branding. As for it’s features, the Nypson packed with a 1Ghz processor and qHD display.

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The Arc S features a 4.2″ LED screen with Sony’s “Reality Display” and Bravia Engine technology. It packed with a 1.4 Ghz Snapdragon processor, 8.1 MP camera, and Sony is calling 3D and 2D sweep panorama photography. The device will runs on Android 2.3 Gingerbread. Pricing at £350 which fall at $560 US dollars.

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As you can see on the picture, there’s the Cuber-Shot branding that placed directly above the buttons. It’s not clear what kind of operating system will the device get. There’s possibility the handset will runs on Windows Phone 7 with the way those three button layout. But also, it seems like the android friendly home, menu, and back buttons. There are not much information that we managed to gather from it.

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It will cost you £299 + VAT. Although the Neo is not a “Playstation phone” but it acquired a great features which are Sony’s Exmore R screen with Reality display and Mobile Bravia engine. The handset packed with Gingerbread and get an 8MP rear facing camera.

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As you can see on the video, they are comparing each device camera and also added the LG Optimus 2X. The Xperia Neo’s camera managed to do a continuous shooting at a speed of about one image per second with a 5 image burst.

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The Xperia Play will be available in “all the mobile operators and retailers”. There are six games comes pre-installed when you purchase the device. As for pricing, its still to be announce.

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Featuring a 1Ghz Qualcomm processor, 512 MB RAM, 8 MP camera with LED flash on the back, and a front facing 2 MP camera. Not only that, it packed with Adreno 205 GPU which also used in the Xperia Play. The Xperia Neo is running with Android 2.3 (Gingerbread) with a TimeScape overlay. Sony Ericsson will unveiled the device at Mobile World Congress 2011.

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As for the supported Android smartphone, will the Xperia Play the only phone that you can use to buy/play games? It looks like Sony will allow other manufacturer to make other compatible Android smartphone to access the PlayStation Suite. The devices would just need to gain the PlayStation Certified license/logo from Sony

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Press Release

Sony Computer Entertainment Inc. (SCE) today unveiled “PlayStation®Suite” (PS Suite), delivering the PlayStation® experience to Android™ based portable devices*1. Through this entirely new initiative, users will be able to enjoy PlayStation content on an open operating system for the first time in PlayStation history.

In the dramatically evolving and diversifying mobile market, the number of users who enjoy games casually on a variety of devices including mobile phones, smart-phones and tablet PCs, has been increasing significantly. By offering “PlayStation quality” content to this rapidly growing market, SCE will not only deliver the PlayStation experience to a wider base of users around the globe, but will also be able to offer game developers and publishers the potential to further expand their business opportunities to these devices.

In providing the PlayStation experience on Android based portable devices, SCE will commence a “PlayStation®Certified” license program for hardware manufacturers. Through this program, SCE will offer necessary support, including development support as well as logo licensing, to ensure the delivery of PlayStation quality experience across various devices.

On the software front, SCE plans to provide PS Suite content within this calendar year, starting with original PlayStation games*2 (PS one® classics) that will allow users to enjoy “PlayStation quality” gameplay on their Android based portable devices. SCE also plans to open PlayStation®Store where users will be able to download content in an easy to use environment, directly via the Android based portable devices. Moreover, SCE will provide a new game development environment in an effort to ensure new and compelling content is delivered on PS Suite, which will also offer opportunities for a wider base of developers and publishers to further expand their business on various portable devices.

Newly developed content for PS Suite can also be enjoyed on the next generation portable entertainment system (codename: NGP), which SCE announced today. Users who have never experienced PlayStation content can get a taste of the PlayStation experience through PS Suite and from there, they can enjoy the ultimate portable entertainment experience that is only possible on NGP.

SCE will vigorously enhance the entertainment world delivering the PlayStation experience to a wider base of users.

*1 Android™ 2.3 or beyond is required.

*2 PS one game console software title. We will announce the tiles when ready.

According to Techblog.gr, the device is running with Android 2.3 a.k.a Gingerbread. The device comes with a 4-inch that offers great touchscreen responsive. Check out the video of Sony Ericsson Z1 PSP phone.

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Comes with a 1GHz Qualcomm CPU, the PSP phone is said to have a 3.7~4.1 inches display, 512MB RAM, 1GB ROM and integrated with Android OS. As a gaming device, the PSP phone has a slide-out gaming pad for better control feel. If the PSP games are running on Android OS, does it mean we can have the games supported on other Android smartphones? Check out the site for more photos.