Celine2020
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At the CES 2017 Sony launched an Android Nougat operating system, equipped with a 60fps camera and infrared sensor, which can project a 23-inch plane (or a maximum 80-inch wall) , Xperia Touch projector that supports touch and gesture operations. Sony hopes to use the device as a hub for home interaction, which is convenient for use on various surfaces, and the experience is not much different from playing with an Android tablet.
In addition, it comes with a "memo board" (memo board) application, which can be convenient to leave a message to friends and family, or use the built-in 13 million pixel camera to use Skype to call. In addition to the pre-installed apps, users can also download any desired apps from the Google Store. Because Xperia Touch supports gesture control, it is compatible with any app. It is worth mentioning that the machine also supports the Remote Play function of PlayStation 4, allowing you to play fancy on the 23-inch "screen". Although the built-in battery can only last about 1 hour, Xperia Touch also provides a USB-C charging port.
So iam wondering if any of you has really used this $1700 Sony Xperia Touch model? How did the Xperira feel to browse the Internet, check the weather forecast, or use the Google Assistant?
Hoping someone could write a review here
In addition, it comes with a "memo board" (memo board) application, which can be convenient to leave a message to friends and family, or use the built-in 13 million pixel camera to use Skype to call. In addition to the pre-installed apps, users can also download any desired apps from the Google Store. Because Xperia Touch supports gesture control, it is compatible with any app. It is worth mentioning that the machine also supports the Remote Play function of PlayStation 4, allowing you to play fancy on the 23-inch "screen". Although the built-in battery can only last about 1 hour, Xperia Touch also provides a USB-C charging port.
So iam wondering if any of you has really used this $1700 Sony Xperia Touch model? How did the Xperira feel to browse the Internet, check the weather forecast, or use the Google Assistant?
Hoping someone could write a review here
