Great to hear that it doesn't overheat constantly like the III and IV. Battery life also looks much improved. Now they just need to get an LTPO screen instead of locked 60/120, and drop the "4K" resolution to 1440.
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Usually the 5 series gets new hardware changes first. So I hope to see a ltpo this year on the 5 series, Also there is supposed to be a succesor the original Xperia pro with a 2000nit display.
But the source is my salt shaker who go it from their dream.
I'm excited for my pre-order with the green variant. Want to see how well it pairs with my Sony ARIV-A and how well it does video and photo on its own in those cases I didn't carry by camera.
That's awesome. I hope you tell us about your experience with the new Xperia.