The count down timer on the Sony Style website has worked it’s way down to zero. The “Smarter is coming” slogan has been replaced with “Smarter is here” and the count down timer now has the Xperia X10 in position. Upon clicking on it, it will take you to the Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 page. Here we find out that the handset will cost $129.99 from AT&T with a two year contract.

According to Engadget, Sony are also saying that if you grab the handset from a Sony Style store, you can pick the X10 up for $20 or less. They also go on to say that, if you wait a week, Amazon will be offering the handset up for $49.99 on contract.

Sony are once again teasing us with a count down timer for something smart, under the tag line of “Smarter is coming”. The count down timer currently stands at just over 24 hours, at which point we’ll find out what the latest product really is.

Our money’s on the Xperia X10 though. The picture underneath the timer significantly resembles the shape and style of the Android powered handset. We know that the handset will be headed to AT&T sometime in the next few weeks, so it’s very likely it could appear on the SonyStyle website first as an unlocked model. We’ll keep you posted on what the website actually reveals once the timer has run down.

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After the recent update for the Xperia X2, Sony Ericsson are widening the handsets audience and will finally be making it’s way to the US. The handset is listed on Sony Style for pre-order for $599.99. It’s due to be released on April 29th. The handset comes unlocked and not tied in to any network contract.

The Xperia X2 features an 8 mega pixel camera, Windows Mobile 6.5, with a 3.2 inch touch screen display. Like the X1 it also features a slide out QWERTY keyboard. The X2 has 512MB on board memory and comes with a 4GB MicroSD card, which can be expanded.

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The much delayed Sony Ericsson Xperia X2 has finally shown up on the SonyStyle US website with a Coming soon notice. Over on the website, it’s listed as the X2a, for the American market. Hopefully this is a sign that the handset will eventually be released and soon. However, with the delays, Windows 6.5 may soon be outdated. Windows Mobile 6.6 is rumoured to be released next month and Windows Mobile 7 next year.

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