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I received my Xperia four weeks ago. Anyone interested in buying an Xperia should first handle it at a Vodafone store. There are a number of performance issues, battery drain with WiFi, screen size, touch screen sensitivity and keyboard usability that some may find unacceptable in day to day use. It's also very chunky. The screen also wobbles when the keyboard is in use, or indeed when using the stylus.
im avoiding like the plague
2008 has been the year of early adoption mistakes and returned goods for me
must avoid impulse purchases of shit hardware
I received my Xperia four weeks ago. Anyone interested in buying an Xperia should first handle it at a Vodafone store. There are a number of performance issues, battery drain with WiFi, screen size, touch screen sensitivity and keyboard usability that some may find unacceptable in day to day use. It's also very chunky. The screen also wobbles when the keyboard is in use, or indeed when using the stylus.
im avoiding like the plague
2008 has been the year of early adoption mistakes and returned goods for me
must avoid impulse purchases of shit hardware
I received my Xperia four weeks ago. Anyone interested in buying an Xperia should first handle it at a Vodafone store. There are a number of performance issues, battery drain with WiFi, screen size, touch screen sensitivity and keyboard usability that some may find unacceptable in day to day use. It's also very chunky. The screen also wobbles when the keyboard is in use, or indeed when using the stylus.
im avoiding like the plague
2008 has been the year of early adoption mistakes and returned goods for me
must avoid impulse purchases of shit hardware