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Sony launches Xperia Z3+ in India for Rs 55,990

June 27, 2015 08:22 IST

Xperia Z3+ is available white, copper, black and green apple

Sony unveiled the much awaited  Xperia Z3+ for a price tag of Rs 55,990/- on Frday at an interactive session in New Delhi.

Taro Yamamoto, head of Business at Sony India reminded the audience of the success of Z3 and announced that Z3+ offers excellence in  camera, audio and display.

Lighter, slimmer and faster, the Z3+ is just 6.9 mm in width. Water proof and shock resistant, Yamamoto claimed the Z3+ can survive up to two days without charging.

Like most Sony phones, Z3+ focuses on the camera. With a 20.7 MP rear and 5MP front camera, the Z3+ can be added to the long list of products Sony has launched focusing on leading the camera heavy smartphone race.

Infact, a particular demo specifically compared the picture quality between an iPhone and Z3+, making Sony’s immediate rivalry evident.

Z3+ offers ultra bright full HD adaptive display with superior brightness and contrast. It also promises to provide studio quality audio experience.

And, for gamers Z3+ contains PS4 Remote Play which enables you to hook the phone to your PS4 through wi-fi.

Xperia Z3+ is available from today in white,copper,black and green apple. Priced at 55,990, Sony again fails to capture the mid-range smartphone bracket. When questioned about the exorbitant price of the product, Yamamoto replied, “Sony is targeting a premium audience.”

With the number of smartphone brands in the market, including the iPhone 6 priced lower than Z3+, how successful will Sony be in capturing the attention of the buyer.

Technical specifications

Display: 5.2” 1080p FHD (1920x1080), IPS display

Processor: 64 bit Qualcomm Snapdragon 810 Octa Core processor (1.5 GHz)

RAM: 3 GB

Storage: 32 GB internal; expandable up to 128GB

Camera: 20.7 MP with auto focus (rear); 5MP (front)

OS: Android 5.0 (Lollipop)

Weight: 144 grams

Battery: 2,390 mAh, non-removable

Adrija Chatterjee in New Delhi
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