The upcoming Sony D6503 "Sirius" is more or less clear in terms of the specs upgrade it will receive in comparison to the Z1
- we are eventually getting a larger, 5.2″ display with thankfully an
IPS panel, 3 GB of RAM instead of 2 GB in the Z1, and the latest
Android 4.4.2 KitKat with a new Xperia Timescape interface, as well as a
larger battery.
We also saw that the 20 MP camera will be capable of 4K video recording,
in line with Sony's recent trend to do everything centered around the
next video resolution craze. Now more screenshots have appeared from an
engineering unit of the device, and they show some new camera modes are
in place, too.
First off, the 1080p video
recording will have the option to be captured with 60 frames per second,
in addition to the usual 30fps mode. Moreover, there will be a new
camera resolution setting. With the Z1, you can only go from 20 MP in
4:3 aspect ratio, to 8 MP in the same ratio, with widescreen 16:9 format
also done in 8 MP. Well, with Sony D6503 "Sirius" you will have the
option of a more "resolute" 16:9 aspect, shot with 15.5 MP, yet what we
are waiting for the most is that Sony equips its flagship with a better
screen than the ones it put on last year's top Xperia dogs.
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