Sony Ericsson Releases A Brace Of New Xperia Models - The Arc And Neo

The Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo and the Xperia Arc are two phones that have very similar builds and spec, but one of them is definitely the better phone. For one, both phones are made by the same company, so it means that both are going to have the same parts, which means they are most likely going to be similar in durability. However, the differences are noticeable enough that a person can choose between the two phones. 

Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo 

Like every smart phone, it is important that the screen is well-made and has a great resolution to make viewing content more enjoyable. This phone has a screen resolution of 854 by 480 pixels with a screen size of 3.7 inches. This resolution and screen size is decent for watching videos online and playing an assortment of games downloaded from the app store. The next feature that will grab users’ attention is the camera on this phone. The Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo has an 8.1 megapixel camera that will provide pristine image quality even when the lighting is not the best. The phone even has a mobile image sensor created by Sony that will also improve the quality of the pictures that are taken. The memory of the phone is also something that potential buyers will look at. The Xperia Neo has the potential to expand its memory to 32GB, which will allow users to download movies, apps and music without running out of space. 

Sony Ericson Xperia Arc 

Just like the Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, the Arc has a screen resolution of 854 by 480 pixels, but the Arc has a slightly bigger screen measuring 4.2 inches. The Arc has the same 8.1 megapixel camera and on the Arc, users can output their HD videos directly to their high-definition televisions to share with family and friends. The Arc and the Neo both have Snapdragon processors that allow users to swiftly navigate the phone. One of the main differences is that the Neo has a camera that is great for video conferencing. This makes the Ericson Xperia Neo the better of the phones for video chat. 

Overall, both phones to a great job of providing users with a wide range of functionality and features that will keep them occupied. Both are very sturdy and reliable phones that will accomplish just about any task. If there has to be a winner, then the Sony Ericson Xperia Neo would win the challenge in my eyes because of its video conferencing capabilities. However this feature is certainly not going to be used by everyone who chooses the phone. Individuals’ decisions are more likely to be affected by the aesthetic styling of the phone, an area where both handsets excel.