May 9th, 2011
Published by: VR-Zone
Silicon Power to showcase next gen. memory products at Computex 2011 Source: http://vr-zone.com/articles/silicon-power-to-showcase-next-gen.memory-products-at-computex-2011/12110.html May 9th, 2011
The Xperia arc may be a popular smartphone in its own right, but chances are most people will be raising a few eyebrows upon learning of the fact that the smartphone has yet to be introduced to the Japanese market. After all, the general sentiment is that the Xperia arc is a Sony Ericsson product, which in turn is a joint venture between Ericsson and one of Japan's most powerful electronics company; as such, Japan should be entitled to first dibs on any new Sony Ericsson phone that leaves the factory. However, it would seem that Japanese keen on getting their own Xperia arc smartphone may not have to wait long, as Sony Ericsson has announced a similar smartphone will indeed be released for the Japanese market, along with a slightly different name. Say, would you happen to fancy an Xperia acro?
During COMPUTEX, SILICON POWER is going to display a full range of next generation products such as the latest "chameleon" Blaze series USB 3.0 flash drive, military-grade external hard drive Armor A15 series, Stream S20 PHD that is designed in semblance with Italian sports car with super fast speed, Diamond D10 features classic checkered design bringing stylish and elegant looks, CF600X memory cards with 64GB , USB3.0 card reader, overclocking memory modules with unique heat sink design as well as new SSDs using SandForce controllers. From May 31st to June 4th, 2011 SILICON POWER is going to participate in 2011 Taipei COMPUTEX and express vivid and bright spirit bringing visitors absolutely new feeling!
According to Sony Ericsson, the new Xperia acro will come bundled with key features such as a 4.2-inch Reality Display, a Mobile BRAVIA Engine, "Exmor R for mobile" technology that supposedly allows for low-noise images captured by the acro's 8.1-megapixel camera, and Android 2.3 preloaded into it. However, it does not change the fact that we are essentially describing the specifications of Xperia arc, of which the acro is essentially a carbon copy. Still, the Xperia acro does come with a couple of features that were not present in the Xperia arc's global release; for one, the acro sports mobile TV functionality which allows for viewing of live TV broadcasts, as well as an infrared port for data sharing between devices over short range distances. Last but not least, Sony Ericsson claims that the Xperia acro will feature a 'mobile wallet' that allows consumers to use their smartphone to "pay for a wide range of digital and hard goods", which suggests that users of the Xperia acro may get to play with NFC technology when the phone hits retail shelves in Japan from summer onwards.
With the mission of creating unique experience for users SILICON POWER will present a full range of memory products at the exhibition, including the various memory cards that have already won trust and recognition among consumers. Besides high speed performance and wide range of storage capacities SILICON POWER memory cards also have the space for users to mark the card with own labeling words to easily find the most beautiful shots. Moreover, SILICON POWER is going to demonstrate a wide variety of USB flash drives and portable hard drives featuring various styles, no matter what the consumers strive for - higher security and protection, fashionable looks or sporty style, they can easily express individual style with the full range of SILICON POWER storage devices. If you would like to witness all the vibrant and unique products, welcome to visit SILICON POWER booth at 2011 Taipei COMPUTEX. SILICON POWER Nangang Exhibition Hall (Booth number? J608, J616, J708, J716)
During COMPUTEX SILICON POWER with its new and vivid brand image is going to display a full range of next generation products. Driven by innovation new products are meant to change consumer technology life. You are welcomed to experience all that at SILICON POWER booth! Total upgrade to USB 3.0 for super-speed data transfer 6