Ahead of the upcoming Sony Xperia Z2 release date, reported spy shots of the handset have leaked, hinting that the Sony Xperia Z1 follow-on will feature a bezel-free, edge-to-edge display.
With the flagship Sony Xperia Z2 expected to be a highlight of MWC 2014 later this month,
Although the latest leaked image is befittingly blurry of such a spy shot, what it shows is a phone’s display – running Sony’s Xperia UI, with what appears to be an almost impossibly thin bezel.
Having surfaced via Chinese forum Digi-Woo we must stress that the latest Sony Xperia Z2 leak be taken with a considerable pinch of salt. That said, if accurate, it appears Sony could be on to a winner.
At present few details on the rumoured Sony Xperia 2 are known, with the handset expected to be a considerable step up on its 2.2GHz quad-core, Android 4.2 powered predecessor.
While the Sony Xperia Z1 featured a 5-inch, 1080p Full HD display, it is possible that the Z2 could fit the same size panel into a smaller overall handset design.
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Via: XperiaBlog
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