Sony Xperia V delayed until early 2013 in Europe? It should run Android Jelly Bean at launch
By Florin on 06 Nov 12Officially announced by Sony in late August (at the same time with the Xperia T and Xperia J), the dustproof and waterproof Xperia V might not be released this year in Europe.
Sony France has tweeted that the smartphone was initially supposed to arrive in December (for €549), but now its launch is scheduled for January 2013. The good news is that the handset will be a bit cheaper (€529), and should run Android Jelly Bean from day one.
We’re not sure if the Xperia V will be delayed until early 2013 in all Europe, but we’ll let you know when more details are unveiled.
A Japanese version of the Xperia V – namely Xperia VL SOL21 – was already launched by KDDI (Japan’s second largest mobile carrier). NTT DoCoMo will also launch its own version, the Xperia AX SO-01E, sometime next week.
Via Xperia Blog
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