Sony Ericsson to unveil new Xperia phones at CES 2012

By George Wong on 12/14/2011, filed in Home > CellPhones

Sony Ericsson to unveil new Xperia phones at CES 2012 Sony Ericsson has recently announced that it will be unveiling some new Xperia phones at the world’s largest consumer technology tradeshow next year – CES 2012. While it wasn’t mentioned which devices will be unveiled (Nozomi/Xperia arc HD we’re looking at you), the Nypon and Kumquat are possibilities as well. The company has also started sending out invitations to the media for its press conference which will be on January 9^th. Ubergizmo will be on hand at CES next year, like we have in the past, so expect detailed coverage from our end. Stay tuned for more details.

Sony Ericsson has had a pretty good run this year with its Xperia devices, so I’m looking forward to see what it brings to the tablet next. Who’s looking forward to the unveiling of its new phones?

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