In 2011, Sony Ericsson, which was still in existence at that time, released a PlayStation mobile phone called Xperia Play. Unfortunately, his fate was not lucky.
Sony Ericsson Xperia Play try to be different in the world of Android. This phone has a PlayStation-style button that is said to spoil gamers.
The rear view. The presence of Xperia Play at that time was claimed to play a role in improving the overall quality of Android games.
Judging from the appearance, this phone does look cool and luxurious. From the 'innards' side, the Xperia Play is embedded with a 1 GHz processor made by Qualcomm Snapdragon. In addition, the product is equipped with Adreno GPU.
This is how games can be downloaded and played on Xperia Play.
When used in portrait mode, Xperia Play has a look like other Android phones, with a 5 megapixel camera, and a 4-inch multi-touch touch screen with a resolution of 480x584 pixels.
The console-style physical buttons and the wide screen of its time make Xperia Play called to spoil mobile gamers.
When in the closed position, it looks like an Android phone in general.
Appearance from the side. Unfortunately, although it looks promising, this phone never reap high popularity and in the end there is also no further model.
One of the reasons, the support from Sony is considered half-hearted. There are not many special games that are customized for Xperia Play.
In addition, the price was quite expensive at that time in the range of 600 euros, even though the specifications were not the most sophisticated.
Sony never made a successor to the Xperia Play, perhaps because of poor sales.
