Sony Ericsson has come up with a souped up version of its popular Xperia arc, along with a slightly chunkier neo V, as part of a lineup of new camera-centric Android phones.
The Xperia arc S, an updated version of the large-screen Xperia arc, now comes with a faster processor but costs S$788 – considerably less than top models from HTC and Samsung which are closer to S$1,000 . The neo V, meanwhile, costs S$468 and looks likely to target the mid-end market. …
The long-awaited Sony Ericsson Xperia Play goes on sale here today at a recommended retail price of S$888. Telco subsidies are available, but the phone is exclusive to SingTel until 31 May, and depending on your mobile plan, will cost you anywhere from S$0 to S$649. …
The first of HTC’s many devices unveiled at the Mobile World Congress (MWC) two weeks ago are starting to reach Singapore. The HTC Incredible S, a more powerful descendent of the original Incredible, will be going for S$758 (without a carrier contract), and will line up our shelves starting this weekend (March 5-6, 2011). …
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