Over at Mobile Cruch, the guys have got their hands on Sony Ericsson’s Xperia X10, which has finally been released in the US. What better way to celebrate this than by providing unboxing photos. As you can see from the gallery below, the boxing for the X10 on AT&T is different to elsewhere in the world. For example, in the UK the box looks more like that of an iPhone, rather than a square box. Also the Xperia logo on the back next to Sony Ericsson has been replaced with AT&T. If this bothers you, you can easily cover this with one of the many cases available for the X10.
The rest of the contents of the box look pretty much the same. It isn’t known whether the AT&T model comes with a screen protector on the screen already however. UK models have been found to have one on the screen already, while other markets have one on the screen and in the box. One other thing to note, with the AT&T branded model, the ability to install third party apps has, unfortunately been disabled. Meaning you’re limited to apps from the Android Market. This also limits the amount of keyboard mods you can install as not all are available through the marketplace.
Sure, there are a lot of unboxing videos you can choose from if you go on YouTube and try to look for any, but admit it, it doesn’t get any better than seeing the hot and sexy Maria Sharapova unboxing her new Sony Ericsson Xperia smartphone. OK, maybe she’s not as hot as she could have been in this video, but hey, she looks cute anyway. And that phone in her hand? The Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 mini pro. She goes over a few of the features she immediately noticed about it and drops a few related comments. Watch the unboxing video embedded above to see for yourself.
While most unboxing videos are done by lucky individuals, this time round, Rikard Skogberg from the Sony Ericsson blog has provided us with the unboxing video of the Xperia X10. In the video, he unboxes not just one X10 but, two. Both the black and white model, allowing you to see them side by side. He also shows us more of what’s in the box and what to expect.
Rikard also notes, that the video was shot with the recently released Vivaz in HD, which you can view by watching the below video directly on YouTube in 720p format.
While many of us are still waiting for the Xperia X2, one lucky member of XDA-Developers has received his retail Xperia X2. To say he was impressed with it, would be an understatement. He’s unboxed the phone for us and provided a video of the unboxing. With the video he’s also provided various photos and very detailed information about the handset, almost a review. He explains that the box is smaller than that of the X1. Inside the box there’s a 4GB card, 1500mAh battery, which is the same as the X1, along with the regular cables and a TV out cable.
Overall, his first impressions of the handset are superb. The build quality is described as being much better than the X1 and any “HTC plastic phone”, with the phone having a metal finish all round making it feel very solid to use. Despite the metal exterior, the handset is actually lighter than the X1 and thinner but is slightly bigger.
You can see the unboxing video below. After the jump you can view the SlideView UI and a sample video taken with the X2 at full resolution.
If theunwired weren’t lucky enough to get a pre launch Xperia X2 model, Mobile-Nova appear even luckier. They’ve gotten hold of the Android powered Xperia X3 and took some non blurry photos of the handset. Not just of the handset but of the unboxing as well. They’ve gotten hold of the white model and posted the pictures. Not only that, they’ve got many pictures of the handset from 3DExport, in both the white and black models, all of which you can view after the jump.
Over at theunwired the lucky folks have received an “acceptance unit” of the Xperia X2. They’ve taken a video showcasing the unboxing of the handset along with showing what is expected to be found in the box. You’ve got the usual accessories in the box of an AC charger, USB cable and a headset. Also included in as AV cable which can connect to audio and video plugs. Unfortunately embedding has been disabled but, you can check out the video here.
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