Sony Ericsson’s Christmas in 3D promo showcases new 3D camera technology
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Vernon Joseph Go
Sony Ericsson’s Christmas in 3D promo showcases new 3D camera technology! Sony Ericsson has introduced 3D Sweep Panorama camera technology in its new line of Xperia™ Android handsets. The recently launched Xperia™ ray and Xperia™ active are the first handsets in the Philippines featuring 3D Sweep Panorama technology from Sony Cyber-shot™. These Xperia handsets and more are the highlights of Sony Ericsson’s Christmas in 3D promo.
The technology allows users to take
multi-angle images to enjoy 3D-like pictures on these Xperia™ smartphones. Unlike other 3D still cameras that need two
lenses, 3D Sweep Panorama technology achieves the same effect with a single
lens. The fully three-dimensional,
panoramic image can also be enjoyed on a compatible 3D TV.
To best experience Sony Cyber-shot™
3D camera technology, Sony Ericsson has launched the Christmas in 3D
promo. Buyers of Sony Ericsson handsets
from concept shops and participating dealers from now until December 31, 2011
will have a chance to win over P1 million worth of prizes in three Sony 3D
showcases.
Buyers get a number of raffle tickets
depending on their purchased handset model.
Purchase of the Xperia™ arc, Xperia™ ray, Xperia™ PLAY, Xperia™ neo V,
Xperia™ pro and Xperia™ arc S entitles the buyer to as much as three raffle
tickets.
Each Sony 3D showcase to be won
includes a Sony Playstation™ 3, 1.2-m Full HD 3D Sony Bravia LCD TV, four Sony
3D glasses, P25,000 worth of Sony 3D Blu-Ray and Sony Playstation™ titles and a
Sony Ericsson Xperia™ arc smartphone.
3D Sweep Panorama will also be
available in current Xperia™ handset models such as Xperia mini, Xperia ™ mini
pro and the Xperia arc via a software upgrade and in upcoming models such as
Xperia ™ neo V, Xperia™ pro and Xperia™ arc S.
“We believe in bringing the
most entertaining user experience to consumers and this 3D camera technology
offered on the new Xperia™ smartphones is a wonderfully entertaining feature. Capturing panoramic 3D images this holiday
season will be a new way of making things more memorable for our consumers,”
said Dennis Manzano, Sony Ericsson General Manager.
Other award-winning Sony technologies
featured in Xperia™ smartphones are the Sony Mobile BRAVIA® Engine and Sony Exmor-R™ sensor for mobile.
The Mobile
BRAVIA® Engine brings infinitely sharper, more vivid pictures to the phone’s
display, similar to Sony’s world-class BRAVIA™ line. The Exmor-R™ sensor, featured
in Sony Cyber-shots and Handycams, lets users shoot bright stills and videos
even in low-light conditions.
For better audio, the new line of
Xperia™ smartphones offer Sony’s xLOUD audio technology which enhances and
improves volume in the loudspeaker during playback.
For
consumers to experience more, Sony
Ericsson has also launched its 3D Expo in SM Cyberzones. Visitors are treated to Xperia™ product
demonstrations, mobile games, the 3D imaging and viewing experience and the
sound technology of Sony xLOUD audio.
The Sony Ericsson 3D Expo will be held in SM Cebu Cyberzone on November
11-13, before moving to other SM Cyberzones across the country.
For more details on promos and
products, join the Sony Ericsson PH community on Facebook at www.facebook.com/sonyericssonph.
About Sony Ericsson
Sony Ericsson is a
50:50 joint venture between Sony Corporation and Telefonaktiebolaget LM
Ericsson. In October 2011, it was announced by Sony and Ericsson that Sony will
acquire Ericsson’s stake in the company and that Sony Ericsson will become a
standalone division within Sony Corporation. The transaction is expected to
close at the beginning of 2012 and is subject to regulatory approvals. Over the years Sony Ericsson has brought together the best communication technologies with superior entertainment user experiences to create its Xperia™ line of the ‘most entertaining smartphones’ in the industry. With its global corporate functions in London, Sony Ericsson has sales and marketing operations in all major regions of the world, as well as manufacturing in China, and product development sites in China, Japan, Sweden and Silicon Valley, California.
