Sony released yesterday (9) two new Xperia devices in Brazil, Xperia X and Xperia XA. They are beautiful devices in the design, Sony's strong point ever since, but with hardware not so attractive to the current scenario. The new devices were announced at Mobile World Congress in February this year and arrive at stores next week.

Xperia X

The company's chief car arrives with good hardware, but loses a little to the current competitors. The device features hexa-core Snapdragon 650 processor, 3 GB of RAM, 5 inches screen with 1920×1080 pixel resolution and has variations of 32 and 64 GB of internal storage expandable with microSD card up to 200 GB. The device also has a fingerprint reader on the side.

The rear camera comes with 21 MP for shooting with resolution up to 1080p and the front camera has 13 MP. The device's battery has 2,620 mAh and, according to Sony itself, lasts up to two days. No doubt, Sony users know that the power control available on the devices is very effective.

The apparatus will be available in three official colours: Rosé, white and graffiti. The initial price reported is R$ 3.799 in dual-yes version with 64 GB of storage.

Xperia XA

The little brother on the line, actually, is no minor. It also features 5 inches display, but resolution is 1280×720 pixels.

The Xperia XA hardware is attractive for his intermediary proposal, featuring MediaTek Helio P10 octa-core processor, 2 GB of RAM, 16 GB of storage expandable up to 200 GB via microSD card and 2,300 mAh battery.

The back camera of Xperia XA has 13 MPs and the front 8 MP, with Sony advertising that promises "amazing photos with low brightness on both cameras". The initial price disclosed is R$ 1.799 and will be available in rosé, lime gold, white and graphite colors.
Both Xperia X and XA will be available in retail as of next Wednesday (15).