no i mean it can fit my coverall side pocket
so that i could sneak it to work or to site & taking quick pics, tracing pipelines & scribble something

couple with lack of led flash, lower battery capacity etc, the screen is also not pressure sensitive...so for those who uses stylus a lot on the note/note2, may not be such a straightforward upgrade.

China competitor Firefly V65 with 6.5 inch Full HD display ( US$330)

MT6589t 1.5GHz high-speed quad-core A7 processing platform
3G (WCDMA: 850 & 900 / 1900 & 2100 MHz; GSM: 850/900/1800/1900 MHz)
6.5 inch Full HD 1920 x 1080 pixels high resolution touch screen
13.0M Pixels High definition back camera Auto Forcus, front 3.0M camera
1G ram, 16G rom
9.5mm thickness body
3150mAh battery
GPS+AGPS
3G, WIFI 802.11b/g support, EDGE, HSDPA, HSUPA
Light sensor, Gravity Sensor, Proximity sensor, Digital compass
Mobile AP
Support multiple languages

http://www.aliexpress.com/item/2013-free-s...1020600793.html

According to LowYat Chief Chapree this phone will hit Msia by end July/Aug

http://www.lowyat.net/2013/07/01/10007/low...xperia-z-ultra/

, this news make my days.

I really want to see how good is the triluminos display. I hope it can beat or at least on par with HTC one slcd3 or s4.

My Xperia Z 'Ultra'.

Damn nice

that's fast for SONY...agressive preemptive attack if true

Modified xperia z..

demm nice

what I want most from xzu are the s800 proc and the triluminos screen. if only xz got these, I wont give demm bout honomi

Yeah, but the fonts became too small to read already.



This post has been edited by Ninja: Jul 2 2013, 12:21 AM

nice spec except for the battery~my full hd 5.7" with 3400mAh barely survived the whole day with single charge~

Wow! Nice modification!

do you have a big hand coz it doesn't seems big at all in your palm. comparing it with my hand holding Note II, it appears it is about half an inch longer only.

opps... looks like i have been "fooled".... anyway, nice mod.

This post has been edited by Cynox: Jul 2 2013, 09:25 AM

I read somewhere saying the S800 processor saves more battery, and the triluminos display might somehow is power efficient too? with all these optimization, it might last longer than you expected, by the way they could have squeezed in a 3500mAh battery + LED flash, with the thickness slightly increase to ~7mm, just as thin as the tablet Z

i tried to understand more about triluminos so do a little research bout it. so what i understand so far was that this triluminos is a technology that enables LCD TFT displays to show a wider range of colors, and thus to display images that are richer and more vivid.

So i was wondering since triluminos is a technology and the screen use it still a lcd tft, which is the same as in xperia z, is it possible that this technology can be put into xperia z via firmware update? The TFT displays on the Xperia Z, ZL, and other older devices from Sony have been criticized for their washed out colors and poor viewing angle. see the comparison photo below,



and another thing, the x-reality engine, is an image processing technology that enhances the images and videos displayed on the Xperia Z Ultra. It makes pictures look sharper, reduces noise, improves contrast, and fine tunes saturation.. those who already try the honami mod, and installed the x-reality engine, did u c any significant improvement over the current BraviaEngine2?

Really hope it will come by end of this month. Will have enough time to play with it and change to Note 3.. Or just keep it

well, if the triluminous technology and x-reality engine is purely software based, then yes, it is possible.

but then in the end, still based on whether sony wants to bring over these updates to older phone model. Like i am using Acso S with Bravia engine 1. the recent JB update we receive did not receive the update for Bravia engine2, and also did not receive the batt stamina mode...

My my what big pockets u have. Lol.

For me, it fit easily but not comfortably. But everywhere on the net those westerners can't seems to farthem what we Asian take for granted. A big 7" phone