The world of technology is changing. To meet the growing need for mobile Web communication and multimedia entertainment, Sony Ericsson welcoming the new XPERIA™. With this new brand, Sony Ericsson will position itself at the forefront of mobile convergence in the new year.

XPERIA™ and a new era in mobile communications with the announcement of the XPERIA™ X1, a stand-out, arc slider phone from Sony Ericsson designed to address the growing need for a premium, converged mobile experience.

The Sony Ericsson XPERIA™ X1 combines a 3-inch clear wide screen VGA display and a full QWERTY keyboard for ease of use within a quality metal-finishing body. Running on Windows Mobile® Operating System inside, the XPERIA™ X1 lets you enjoy the excitement of your favourite entertainment content to working efficiently on-the-move. Access the world of experiences simply by touching the XPERIA™ panel on the great screen.
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Putting a full-sized USB port in a cellphone is such a simple idea. And yet no one has done it. It’s simply handy to have a full-sized USB port on a cellphone. As today’s cellphone is media-centric, full-sized USB port on cellphone allows you to directly plug a memory stick or flash drive to it for transfering MP3, pictures and video clips. Which you can bypass the hassle of dealing with tangling USB cable.

Yes, this idea is very much a concept, so don’t expect the final design to look like the picture provided, but it does provide intriguing possibilities. Take mobile gaming, for example. You just might be able to connect a USB PC controller. For music and videos, you can offload (and upload) content from a USB flash drive. With USB, anything is theoretically possible… like the addition of wireless radios.

via Techchee @ Mobillemag