Sony Xperia Tipo Dual ST21i2

Sony Xperia Tipo dual

The 3.2" LCD screen has pixel dimensions of 320x480. The display is reasonably bright, and the sharpness is good too. On the flip side, the panel's viewing angles and sunlight legibility don't quite make the mark. The phone is powered by a modest 800 MHz CPU, and it has 512 MB of RAM.

good deal

I bought this for tethering purpose in foreign country. As tethering equipment, it's little bit big but also works as smartphone of course in emergency. As smartphone, its design and spec. is old so that it is dull processing and thicker compared with latest.

Sony Xperia tipo dual (ST21i2) Review

The entry-level Android space has only recently become rife with excitement as the newer models are actually something worth considering. When Android first started out, the cheaper variants were nothing but horrid and you wouldn't want to go anywhere near a handset that was priced under 10K.

Sony Xperia Tipo Dual

this is an amazing phone. it has internal memory of 2.9 gigabyte itself.it has superb camera of 3.15 megapixels. it supports all video formats and music formats.it's processor is too good.it is worth the price.it has got highest version of android.

Sony ST21i2 Tipo Dual. First Look

A few weeks ago we took a first look at a new low end phone from Sony, the ST21i Tipo, that is going to start a new year in the company's roadmap for low end devices. Not long before the official announcement of the phone, which took place in a rather anorthodox way, I came across the second...

Superb phone

This is a best smart phone launched from Sony. It has dual SIM with latest android and many other features. Great sound quality with 2.5GB internal memory and 512 RAM. The dedicated switch helps you select the default SIM. It is sleek and handy. Messages, contacts, shortcuts, wallpapers it has all.

Emerging from the growingly crowded sea of budget Android smartphones is the Sony Xperia tipo dual, quite rightly one of the smallest smartphones we've had. The question, of course, is how well it holds up for something just shy of RM600?