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[Video] Best playback on Xperia

I think it's about time for us to clear a few things up concerning video playback on the X1.
The X1 can play most codecs using Coreplayer Mobile.
However, to optimize video's for the X1 and windows media player, a converter such as SUPER can be used.
Please note that optimizing your X1 is advised. See this thread for more information.
Now what I would like to find out is what settings work best for the X1 to playback video with a few different preset configurations.
What we need to know is the optimal:
Resolution
Framerate
Video Codec
Video Bitrate
Audio Codec
Audio Bitrate
Audio Sampling Frequency
Container
And any other/better tools to use.
To be able to better compare results I've uploaded the Crysis Warhead HD Trailer. You can download it here.
Please use this trailer to compare and post your settings in this thread.
This thread will be updated with new information as it arises. The second post contains an example of settings I used and will be updated with user posted settings that work well.
--- Important information ---
* CorePlayer is not hardware accelerated. This means that CorePlayer is more likely to play your video's choppy. The built-in media player, however, does have hardware acceleration. To get the best video performance, at this moment the built-in media player is your best choice.
* The h.264 codec is supported by the built-in media player and currently has the best compression vs quality ratio.
--- Downloads ---
Coreplayer Mobile
SUPER

--- Source file ---
Setting: HD Quality - 63.4MB @ 0hrs, 1min, 32sec.
Resolution: 1280 x 720
Framerate: 30
Video Codec: WMV9
Video Bitrate: 6090 kb/s
Audio Codec: WMA9
Audio Sampling Freq.: 44100
Audio Bitrate:: 96 kb/s
Container: WMV
Download example here: Source file
--- Settings --- Here the optimal settings will be provided as they become available.
Configuration: Low Quality - 4.7MB @ 1min, 31sec. (+- 280MB for 1.5hrs of movie)
Resolution: 400x240
Framerate: 25
Video Codec: h.264
Video Bitrate: 192 kb/s
Audio Codec: AAC
Audio Sampling Freq.: 22050
Audio Bitrate:: 64 kb/s
Container: mp4
Download example here: Low Quality
Configuration: Medium Quality - 5.9MB @ 1min, 31sec. (+- 350MB for 1.5hrs of movie)
Resolution: 400x240
Framerate: 25
Video Codec: h.264
Video Bitrate: 384 kb/s
Audio Codec: AAC
Audio Sampling Freq.: 44100
Audio Bitrate:: 96 kb/s
Container: mp4
Download example here: Medium Quality
Configuration: High Quality - 10.4MB @ 1min, 31sec. (+- 620MB for 1.5hrs of movie)
Resolution: 608x368
Framerate: 30
Video Codec: h.264
Video Bitrate: 768
Audio Codec: AAC
Audio Sampling Freq.: 44100
Audio Bitrate:: 96 kb/s
Container: mp4
Download example here: High Quality
Configuration: Highest Quality - 16.8MB @ 1min, 31sec. (+- 1000MB for 1.5hrs of movie)
Resolution: 800x480
Framerate: 30
Video Codec: h.264
Video Bitrate: 1294 kb/s
Audio Codec: AAC
Audio Sampling Freq.: 44100
Audio Bitrate:: 128 kb/s
Container: mp4
Download example here: Highest Quality
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When posting settings, supply the same information as I do here.

Good you have come up with this.. once we all share I think we can reach to as what best converter settings we can use for X1... After reading lot of material... I use these settings which gives me full screen decent/smooth run movies.. had no problems at all... but don't know if they are the best settings... check it out :
Xvid MPEG-4 Codec, 569 Target bitrate, 23.976 fps, Screen Size 640x384, Sound Mp3 128 to 160 kbit/s. Encoder used : TMPGEnc 4.0 XPress. ( The best converter with total cut/edit features )
Let me know the results.

Nero Recode 3
AVC in MP4, 400x240, ~400kbps
HE-AAC, ~80kbps,
Runs excellent in the Mediapanel and did quite good (but worse) in the Coreplayer 1.2.5, when I still had it installed. Switched to the Panel completely for playing back my mp4 rips.
Uh, theres a template. Well then, again:
Resolution 400x240
Codec AVC/h.264
Framerate 25 or as source if lower
Video Bitrate ~400kbps
Audio Sampling as source
Audio Bitrate HE-AAC, ~80kbps

I have tried so many diff combination but still haven't found one optimal to use with the x1. This thread will be great for me to do more testing. I usually super or aimersoft. Please chime in if you use those above software to encode video.

I'm at work right now so can't be 100% sure, but as I remember (it's discussed in threads in the main SE X1 forum section) for the highest quality you can get on x1, encode the files for Baseline 1.3 h264, 800x450 max resolution, 30fps, and play them on wm media player or the media panel.
Videos will not run well at anything near that resolution on core player or tcpmp, they don't use the hardware acceleration that's available to media player and the media panel, although tcpmp and coreplayer will handle many more codecs.

Thanks for the additions people, I've uploaded a better video file to test with. It's HD by default so you can actually see the difference between high quality encoded and low/medium.
For those who post configurations, please (please!) stick to the template, I will try and reproduce the settings so I can judge them and add them to the topic.
I would like more information on the hardware acceleration topic as well;
1) Why isn't coreplayer hardware accelerated?
2) Can it be changed so it is?
3) Are there any other/better video players out there?

Because the driver specifications are not available and the hardware cant be accessed by third party programmers
CorePlayer team said in their forum they got hold of Qualcomm and are working to provide hardware acceleration for any MSM7xxx chipset having the graphics hardware in one of the next builds of the player
Better regarding what aspect?

Thanks for your reply. I'd like to see what CorePlayer can do if they manage to get the hardware acceleration working.
Better regarding smooth playback and codec support. Perhaps there's a way to add codecs to the Winmo media player?
EDIT: Updated with new configurations, all based on h.264 (for best compression/quality ratio)
EDIT2: Added another setting, tested for quality and uploaded all examples for your viewing pleasure.
EDIT3: Tested the movies on my X1. From low to high the quality is visibly better every time, so that's a good thing. On the highest quality setting proposed above, the graphics were stunning, however, it ran choppy, it looked like my X1 couldn't keep up with that high bitrate & resolution. I'd like more opinions, who else will test them!? (Tested with windows mobile media player).

Who can help me test the highest settings?

Angelusz said:
EDIT3: Tested the movies on my X1. From low to high the quality is visibly better every time, so that's a good thing. On the highest quality setting proposed above, the graphics were stunning, however, it ran choppy, it looked like my X1 couldn't keep up with that high bitrate & resolution. I'd like more opinions, who else will test them!? (Tested with windows mobile media player).
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Look at my post (#31) here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=460294&page=4
especially this:
Jabe said:
2.) this one is the important one. Do not change screen resolution. Original file was 624x352 and when I set it to 800x like you suggested the playback was somewhat jerky when people were moving. So I set it to "no cnahge" and gained 2 things:
- output quality was far superior (i don't know about that if you choose smaller resolution, like converting HD to 800x)
- the conversion is much faster. before it took 1h10min, now it takes 45min. in other words, encoding speed went from 0.7x to 1.0x.
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I think we are talking about the same thing. I've noticed that increasing resolution does cause some problems. I use Media Panel for playing my videos.

I do use the Mediapanel as well, it might be imagination but I found it to be the best player regarding playback performance.
Upscaling a smaller source file in image size will worsen the quality massively. Think about how a codec works: upscaling means making the image look "soft" or "washed out". These soft or washed out images are then used by the codec to predict differencies and/or movements between the frames and then this data is used to render the subsequent frames. Since the whole image (being washed out) figuratively looks "all the same" (its just a soup of different unspecific colours) the codec has hardcore problems predicting movements between the single frames. Thus the prediction is bad, based on an already bad image, multiplies the bad effect onto every subsequent frame.

Display Driver Assist - Does it improve video ?
This is an interesting thread, please let me add my experience of converting and watching video on my Xperia.
Firstly this program DVD Catalyst won the top award for converting DVD to almost any format to any resolution, any bitrate.
Here is the URL : http://www.pocketdvd.ca/products/dvd catalyst 3.html
Here is the URL for SmartPhone Awards list for all the best in catagory software for video coversion for Pocket PC 2008.
http://www.smartphonemag.com/cms/awards/2008/winners_ppc_apps#CatDVD_Converters
If you download the trial of DVD Catalyst you can have 15 days of free fully functional DVD conversions, thats enough to convert almost anybodies collection. I do intend to buy this when I get round to it.
I experimineted with different formats and resolutions and here were my conclusions.
Format - Sony Media Panel seems to like the 3gp format best ( subjective )
Resolution - I use the maximum 800 X 480
Bitrate - 750 kbps though 500 is still very good.
Audio 128 kbps Stereo
All these options can easily be changed in the converter, you can set your PC Processor prioirty to high ( recommended) or highest if you not doing anything else and a complete 2 hour DVD, with high prioirty for processor will be converted and ready for copying to your X1 in about 35 - 40 mins.
Also I found my Xperia settings had an impact on video playback quality, none more so than Glyph cache, which I now have at 128kb.
I am currently experimenting with the " Display driver preloader " you can find on the thread by ell82...http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=462346
In it he uses this file, libgles_cl.dll, copied into the windows directory, to add hardware acceleration to some 3D games. This as close as we have come so far in adding hardware acceleration across the board to all programs on the X1, obviously this needs some testing and benchmarking, something this thread is very good at.
This file does not replace any windows files, you can add it to WINDOWS folder and remove it at will, it doesn't hurt, over right or harm anything.
Im using it on and off, id like to see some hard data on it, it may not be the magic bullet we have all been waiting for, but it could be a move in the right direction.
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Mark A Cilenti said:
Format - Sony Media Panel seems to like the 3gp format best ( subjective )
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3GP is not a format, its only a container. The content, video wise, is either SP, ASP or AVC video (mostly, accepts a wide range of codecs though) and audio is AMR or AAC. In fact you don't follow the standard at all, your files are NOT 3GP COMPILANT. Since 3GP is just a simplified version of the MP4 container anyway, of which the latter is more versatile regarding possible content and resolution restrictions, I would definitely abandon 3GP and go for MP4. Of course with AVC video and a flavor of AAC audio.

Maybe noob question (I haven't got an sdhcmicro card so cannot test myself):
On my hx2790 tcpmp (ver 0.72, last version) always worked a treat on default 700-1500mb divx and xvids. You loaded lots of movies on a 8gb card and opened them with tcpmp. Some movies required AC3 sound and there was a plug in for that too. The movies played back 100% flawlessly.
Can we not just do this in the X1?

gold333 said:
Can we not just do this in the X1?
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no, not yet.

700mb dvd rips run fine in coreplayer, but for fast scenes it lags like hell

Here's what I do:
Open PocketDivXEncoder
Select the 'HD TV' option
Resize to 400xABC (maintain aspect ratio)
Video quality = 70
Audio = max
Coreplayer runs it flawlessly and looks great, even fast scenes.
Watched the first season of both Burn Notice and Merlin with no issues in action packed scenes

totally agreed with coreplayer ! really better than movie player in the XMB Panel !!!! you can find my thread here : http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=3093597#post3093597
Don't know why it is so slow with the XMB Panel & so better in core player !
Core Player : reverserd enginered the chipset.... really difficult thing & to be really/fully optimized but it works better than the std XMB movie player !!!! (written by who ? sony developers or htc ? or together ?, they should buy corecodec ! )

dadeadman said:
700mb dvd rips run fine in coreplayer, but for fast scenes it lags like hell
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But tcpmp 0.72 doesn't? Tcpmp was the ultimate micro footprint everything player for mobile devices.

HTC 2.8" QVGA WI-FI HTC WM6.5 GPS 3.2MP Cam Skype Phone T4242+

Good afternoon guys! I am new to this site and to Smart phone world genneraly.
I just bought this phone from ebay with these specs.
Specifications:
Brand / Model: T4242+ Windows Mobile Professional v6.5 w/ 5D Wheel Navigation Button
Band: GSM 850/ 900/ 1800/ 1900MHz/ EDGE (Quad-band) Working on all countries
Phone Unlocked: Yes
CPU: powerful (Marvell PXA310 +NXP5209) 624MHz CPU
RAM / ROM: 256MB ROM / 128MB RAM
Dual SIM Card Slot: No
GPS Yes, built-in GPS navigation, adopts the SIRT starⅢ navigation chip, GPS voice navigation, software and map not included
Wi-Fi Yes, 802.11b/g
Built In Memory Come with 2GB Micro SD
Battery Pack: Rechargeable Li-ion battery 1100mAh
Talk time: Up To 3-4 Hours
Standby time: Up To 260-300 Hours
Dimensions: Approx. 102mm(H) x 53mm(W) x 14mm(D)
weight: Approx. 115g
Color: Black
Screen: 2.8 inch QVGA TFT touch screen, 65K color, 240 x 320 pixels
Language: WM6.5 for English, Spanish, French, Portuguese
Ring tone: 64 Polyphonic Ring tones ; Ring tone format: MP3, MP4, MIDI, WAV, AMR
Camera: 3.2 mega pixel camera for Picture (2048 x 1536) & Video capability
Game: Can download thousands of PPC 3D games, JAVA 3D unlimited download, games simulator on internet
Phone Book Directories: Up to 10000 entries on phone
Music Player: Support MP3, WAV WMA AMR AAC AAC+
Video Player: Support 3GP, MP4, ASF, AVI RM, WMV full screen play.
E-Book Reader: Support TXT, PDF Format
Picture Viewer: Yes, Support JPG, JPEG, GIF Format
Internet: Support GPRS, WAP 2.0
Massage: Support SMS, MMS
Email: Yes
Expansion Card Slot: Support Micro SD / T-Flash, Micro SD Slots Max 8GB
Bluetooth 2.0: Yes, Support Data Transfer and A2DP
IrDA: No
QWERT Keyboard No
USB Data Transfer: Yes
USB charging: Yes
Built in TV Turner No
FM Radio Yes
Built in Speaker: Yes, High Quality Speakers
Other function: MP3, MP4, Handsfree, SMS group sending, Voice recorder WAP, Handwritten input, Bluetooth, GPRS download, MMS, Smart phone, Memory extended, E-book, Incoming call firewall, E-dictionary, alarm clock, calculator, unit converter, stopwatch, world time, memo, schedule, PDF, Microsoft Office ...
Warranty: One Year
First of all i would like to ask you how can I install the greek language for sms and gps to my phone.I have already downloaded this file from
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=486162
but I did'n see any difference! (I already know it's for a dieffernet model).
Secondly I tried to flash the rom of my phone from CE OS 5.2.21734(Build 21734.5.0.20) to the latest update Ultimate iOmEgA WM 6.5 COM2 XIP SYS 21887
but an error260 CONNECTION came up so the the installation had to be canceled!
Please give me your best ideas
Thank you very much

very simple. Your phone is not a genuine phone, it is a fake Iolite

Indeed, you have a clone one, we can't do anything for you unfortunately...
There are threads here and there about fake HTCs, so you can gather information about what you can do with it, but DO NOT try to flash the roms made for the original phone, they will not work and it would result in a bricking of your device...
Keep in mind that the clones only share the look with the original, the hardware is totally different. You have a different processor, less ram, etc.
Good luck!

So everyone who has fake htc he cannot have the applications made for real one?
Are there any applications made for this fake phone? I'm really confused.

Roms are device dependent, so they cannot be exchanged between different devices.
Applications are not, and there are people trying to get the touflo from the original device to the clones.
There are also roms specifically made for the clones, but it looks like some features are gone with these upgrades, such as the scroll wheel.
And the roms for the clones are not available in many languages... Only chineese, english, and spanish i think...

nexus s 4g vs motorola photon 4g head to head

motorola photon
General
Status Coming soon
Announced June 2011
Network (CDMA) CDMA 1xEV-DO
Form factor Block Antenna type Internal
Size
Weight 158.0 g (with battery)
Dimensions 126.9 x 66.9 x 12.2 mm
Display
Type Graphical
Coloured Yes, TFT capacitive touchscreen, 16M colors
Size 4.30 inch
Resolution 540 x 960 pixels
- Multi-touch input method
- Accelerometer sensor for UI auto-rotate
- Proximity sensor for auto turn-off
- Touch-sensitive controls
Memory
Shared memory 16 GB
- Photocall
- 1 GB RAM, 2 GB ROM
- microSD, up to 32GB
1GHz NVIDIA Tegra 2 AP20H Dual Core processor
Ringtones
Polyphonic ringtones Yes
Ringtone profiles Yes
- MP3, WAV ringtones
Networking
3G Yes, Rev. A, up to 3.1 Mbps, LTE
WLAN Yes, Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n, DLNA, Wi-Fi hotspot; WiMAX 802.16 e
USB Yes, microUSB v2.0
Bluetooth Yes, 2.1 with A2DP, EDR
WAP Yes
Browser Yes
Email client Yes
- Android 2.3 Gingerbread
- Push Email
- Instant Messaging
- GPS with A-GPS support
- Digital compass
Features
Vibration Yes
SMS Send / Receive
MMS Send / Receive
Camera Builtin, 8 MP, 3264x2448 pixels, autofocus, dual-LED flash, geo-tagging, face detection, image stabilization, video ([email protected]), secondary VGA front-facing camera
Java Yes, via Java MIDP emulator
Games Yes, (changeable)
Clock Yes
Alarm Yes
Calculator Yes
Calendar Yes
To-do list Yes
Voice dialing Yes
Voice memo Yes
T9 Yes
Multiple numbers / contact Yes
Handsfree Yes
Headset jack Yes
- SNS integration
- HDMI port
- Active noise cancellation with dedicated mic
- MP3/WAV/WMA/AAC+ player
- MP4/WMV/H.263/H.264 player
- Google Search, Maps, Gmail, YouTube, Google Talk
- Built-in kickstand
- Document viewer
- Photo viewer/editor
-
Standard Battery
Type Li-Po
Amperage 1700 mAh
Talk time GSM: 10h / 3G: 9h
lets do nexus s and compare ganna post in a bit

General
Status Available
Introduced May 2011
Announced March 2011
Network (CDMA) CDMA / CDMA 1xEV-DO
Form factor Block
Antenna type Internal
Size
Weight 131.0 g (with battery)
Dimensions 124.0 x 63.0 x 11.2 mm
Display
Type Graphical
Coloured Yes, Super AMOLED capacitive touchscreen, 16M colors
Size 4.00 inch
Resolution 480 x 800 pixels
- Oleophobic surface
- Contour Display with curved glass screen
- Multi-touch input method
- Accelerometer sensor for UI auto-rotate
- Touch-sensitive controls
- Proximity sensor for auto turn-off
Three-axis gyro sensor
Memory
Shared memory 16 GB
- Photocall
- 512 MB RAM
- 1 GHz ARM Cortex-A8 processor, PowerVR SGX540 GPU, Hummingbird chipset
Ringtones
Polyphonic ringtones Yes
Ringtone profiles Yes
- MP3, WAV ringtones
- Loudspeaker with stereo speakers
Networking
3G Yes, Rev. A, up to 3.1 Mbps
WLAN Yes, Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n, WiMAX, Wi-Fi hotspot
USB Yes, 2.0 microUSB
Bluetooth Yes, 2.1 with A2DP, EDR
WAP Yes
Browser Yes, HTML
Email client Yes
- Android OS, v2.3 (Gingerbread)
- GPS with A-GPS support
- Push Mail
- Instant Messaging
- RSS
Features
Vibration Yes
SMS Send / Receive
MMS Send / Receive
Camera Builtin, 5 MP, 2560 x 1920 pixels, autofocus, LED flash, geo-tagging, touch focus, video ([email protected]), secondary VGA front-facing camera
Java Yes, via Java MIDP emulator
Games Yes, (changeable)
Clock Yes
Alarm Yes
Calculator Yes
Calendar Yes
To-do list Yes
Voice dialing Yes
Voice memo Yes
T9 Yes
Multiple numbers / contact Yes
Handsfree Yes
Headset jack Yes
- Social networking integration
- Digital compass
- MP4/DivX/WMV/H.264/H.263 player
- MP3/WAV/eAAC+/AC3/FLAC player
- Organizer
- Image/video editor
- Document editor (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, PDF)
- Google Search, Maps, Gmail,
- YouTube, Calendar,
Standard Battery
Type Li-Ion
Amperage 1500 mAh
i think motorola got better battery

does anybody have evo 3d list ???
i dont have it other wise i would post it anyway
i think motorola photon got better battery, only down side is display not a good screen as nexus s has

Difficulty for developers with Intel's processor

If you don't already know, Amazon's Kindle Fire uses an Intel Atom processor as opposed to an ARM processor used by all other devices listed on this site. So, I want to know: are developers going to faced with a learning curve with this device?

according to everything i read it has a dual core arm
Specifications Of Amazon Kindle Fire Tablet
Network
2G Network NO
3G Network NO
Dimensions
Size 190 mm x 120 mm x 11.4 mm
Weight 14.6 ounces (413 grams)
Form Factor Candybar Touch Tablet
Display
Type IPS-LCD Touchscreen
Size 7.1-inch
Resolution 1024 X 600 pixels
Input/ User Interface Gorilla Coating
Multi Touch
Accelerometer sensor for UI auto-rotate
Light-Sensor (Ambient)
Gyroscope
System Properties
Operating System Google Android 2.3 Gingerbread OS
CPU TI OMAP4 Dual-Core 1GHz Processor
512MB RAM
Storage Capacity
Internal Memory - 8GB Internal Memory Storage
Expandable Memory –
Browser & Messaging HTML, Flash
MMS, SMS, IM, Email, RSS
Camera
Still NO
Secondary NO
Video Recording NO
Connectivity
Bluetooth –
USB v2.0 Micro USB
Headset 3.5mm stereo headset jack
Radio –
WLAN 802.11 Wi-Fi b/g/n
GPS –
3G NO
Video & Audio
Audio & Video Formats Kindle (AZW), TXT, PDF, unprotected MOBI, PRC natively, Audible, DOC, DOCX, JPEG, GIF, PNG, BMP, non-DRM AAC, MP3, MIDI, OGG, WAV, MP4, VP8.
Battery
Type Li-Ion Standard Battery
Video Playback Time Up to 7.5 Hours
Usage Time Up to 8 hours of Continuous Reading
Other Features Android Flash Support
G-mail, Google Maps, G-Talk
Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Picasa
Whispersync
Free Cloud Backup
Colors Availability Black
Read more: http://gadgetian.com/24836/amazon-kndle-fire-specs-price/#ixzz1b0eDDQIf

Master Melab said:
If you don't already know, Amazon's Kindle Fire uses an Intel Atom processor as opposed to an ARM processor used by all other devices listed on this site. So, I want to know: are developers going to faced with a learning curve with this device?
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Please do some fact searching before posting and please please change the title of the thread so we don't have any confusion. Thank yoju
Sent from my SPH-D700 using xda premium

My apologies. I had read a few articles that were saying it was going to use an Intel Atom processor.

Back Camera Deactivated

Hello dear community,
I bought a smatphone from china, it's now been 8 weeks ago, until then, it was also wonderful. One day I got my phone root, this was also very good and without problems, one day, I have a program whose name I no longer know and have tried so disabled my rear camera on the mobile phone. I ask for help as I penetrate them developer tool can be reactivated with a. I have all android apk camerea's installieret I unfortunately can not access or change my rear camera.
my data:
i9500
quad-core amr7 4x1, 2ghz to 4x1, 8GHz not yet made ​​the switch, however.
2gb ram
mtk6589
android 4.2.3
did all what i can say.
hope someone can help me.
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Network & OS:
Android™ 4.2 (Jelly Bean) Operating System (Upgradable for future Android Version)
CPU: 1.8 GHz Quad Core ARMv7 Ultra Speed Processor
GPU (Graphic Processing Unit): Quad Core PowerVR SGX 544MP
Built-in 3D Accelerator
2GB RAM, 4GB ROM with 1.7GB User Memory
Support Micro SD Memory Card upto 32GB
3G HSPA WCDMA (UMTS) 850/900/1900/2100 MHz
Quad-Band (4 Band) GSM GPRS EDGE 850/900/1800/1900 MHz
Support 3G Video Call & 3G Internet Connection
Unlocked without contract (SIM Free) - work for any SIM card and any Telephone Service Provider in all countries
2 Sim Card slots for 2 Networks Connection at the same time (Dual Module : Dual Standby : Dual Bluetooth)
Slim Case Design in 8.8mm
Display:
5.0 inch 16:9 Wide Capacitive Multi-Touch Full HD AMOLED Screen, support Pinch-to-Zoom
Screen Resolution: Full HD 1920 x 1080 Pixels in 16 Million Colours
On-screen Qwerty Keyboard - full English Keypad & Multi-Language Input
Gravity Sensor (G-Sensor), Proximity Sensor, Ambient Light Sensor and Accelerometer
Internet:
3G Internet Connection. Connect to Internet through your sim card anywhere
Wi-Fi® Tethering & Portable Hotspot - Share your phone's mobile data connection as a Portable Wi-Fi Hotspot
Built-in WiFi & WLAN IEEE 802.11 b/g/n - free access to Internet
Android Internet Browser, access all websites in Mobile or Desk Top view, support Adobe Flash Player™
Support eBuddy Mobile Messenger™. Support MSN™, Yahoo Messenger™, AOL Instant Messenger™ and other IM Softwares including Google Talk™, ICQ™, MySpace™ & Skype®
Support On-line Video & YouTube®
Google Play Store™ & Android Apps Download (over 800,000 Applications available)
Interactive Games, Animation, Rich Internet Applications, Data Presentations, and a wide range of Multimedia experiences
Support 3G Web Digital TV
GPS (Global Positioning System):
Built-in GPS Module & Antenna to receive Satellite Signal with 3G support, support Voice Navigation
GPS applies Google Map™ to cover all Countries and Cities worldwide
With Locations, explore maps with zero wait, zero dead spots, and zero data roaming fees
Simply enter your destination and the Navigation system will tell you how to get there, turn by turn. By car or on foot.
Support Multi-Languages and Human Voices
Digital Video Camera:
Back Camera: Fine 12.6 Mega Pixels (3,072 x 4,096 High Resolution) in Auto Focus with Power LED Flash (Auto / On / Off)
Face Detection and Electronic Image Stabilizer (EIS)
Video Recorder: 1080P Full HD (1920 x 1080)
32 X Zoom, Auto ISO 100-1600
Front Camera: 5.0 Mega Pixels in Fixed Focus, Support Video Call
Caller Picture Display Feature
5 Picture Effects & White Balance Option - Auto, Daylight, Tungsten, Fluorescent, Cloud, Incandescence
Continuous Shooting Mode, Night Mode Shooting, Delay Timer and EV Setting
Photo Gallery & Slide Show
Multimedia & Video Player:
Android Media Player™ - support .wmv (Windows Media Video™) / .avi / .mp4 or .3gp file format
1080P Full HD Video Player
Share Photos / Videos on Facebook®, Flickr®, Twitter™, YouTube™ or Instergram™
Transfer Movie or Video to Email, MMS Photo Message or Bluetooth
Music Player:
Dolby Mobile MP3 Music Player
Support A2DP Bluetooth Wireless MP3 Music Headphone
MP3 Music Shuffle Shake Control
Equalizer & Reverb Effect - Opera, Concert, Pop, Rock, Classical, Dance, Treble, Party
3D Surround Sound and Bass Enhancement
Music Library
Play Music on Stereo Headset (3.5mm Plug) or Built-in Speaker
Digital Voice Recorder
FM Auto Scan Radio:
Built-in FM Auto Scan Radio
30 Channels preset
Phone Features:
Dolby Stereo MP3 Music Ringtones & Built-in Vibrator
Voice Dialer Apps support
Built-in Hands Free Speaker
Phone Call Voice Recorder
Google Voice™ - Free VoiceMail Service
WikiMobile®
3,000 Telephone Memory
Long Life Li-ion Battery 2800mAh x 2pcs
Support USB Charge
Messaging & Internet:
WEB: Built-in Android Mobile Internet Browser, Support Desktop full page view
HSDPA+ 21Mbps / HSUPA 5.76Mbps / EDGE / 3G / GPRS
Super fast internet browsing and speedy data transmission
Email, Support Push-mail
MMS (Multimedia Messaging Services) Photo Message, SMS Text Message & Group sending, support WhatsApp®
PDA Organizer & Accessory functions:
Support QuickOffice® - Microsoft Office™ compatible office suite to manage your Microsoft documents and PDF documents on/off line.
PDA Organizer - Calendar, Daily Task with scheduled alarm, NoteBook To Do List, Digital Voice Recorder
Android Synchronization
Bluetooth Connection & Wireless Data Transfer (Support Wireless Keyboard)
USB 2.0 Data Transfer
Android Games Download & 3D Games support
Android E-Book Reader®, Photo Editor, Image Viewer, Calendar, Alarms, World Time, Calculator
English Operations Menu & Multi-Language Menu on the screen (Francais, Deutsch, Español, Italiano, Português, Nederlands, Russian, Greek, Turkish, Hebrew, Dansk, Polski, Arabic, Chinese, Korean, Japanese, Malaysian, Indonesian, Vietnamese and all other languages can be updated by Android Apps)
Weight - 165 g ; Dimension - 8.8(D) x 72(W) x 144(H) mm
2-Year Warranty & Guaranteed