THE SONY ERICSSON XPERIA active NOW AVAILBLE INSIDE THE U.S.
The Xperia active is a waterproof and mud proof Android smartphone that uniquely incorporates wet finger tracking to guarantee the telephone works perfectly, even under the hardest conditions. Rainy hikes, snowy slopes or mud-splattered bike trails? No problem. The Xperia active can also be kept under three feet of water for half-hour, so can certainly handle a bit rain or snow.
Xperia active is additionally the private trainer that matches on your pocket. It comes pre-loaded with personalized sports apps that let you easily track your workouts and fitness level that can assist you reach your goals. Whether mountain biking off the grid or running throughout the city streets, the Xperia active permits you to set your ideal training route using the built-in GPS, Barometer and Compass. On-screen heart rate and pulse could be monitored in realtime (enabled by ANT+ wireless networking technology), while the iMapMyFitness app can monitor day-to-day performance. And with Facebook inside Xperia you are able to seamlessly and instantly share your progress and experiences with friends, teammates and coaching partners.
Xperia active Key Features and Pricing:
· Android™ 2.3.4 operating system
· Scratch-resistant 3″ multi-touch screen with wet finger tracking
· Reality Display with Mobile BRAVIA® Engine
· 5 megapixel camera with HD video functionality
· On-screen heart rate/pulse monitoring with ANT+
· MSRP $369.99, unlocked
· Color options:
Orange band with black back cover – white extra cover inside the kit
White band with black back cover – white extra cover within the kit
The Xperia active Gear Kit Includes:
· One extra exchangeable soft touch back cover in white.
· Detachable ear hooks for the portable hands-free active headset
· 2GB memory card to avoid wasting all of your adventure experiences
· Micro USB cable for charging and computer data transfer
Availability:
The Sony Ericsson Xperia active is now available at Newegg.com and other online retailers. Please check for added pricing and availability.
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