The Xperia Pro can broadcast a 4K video livestream over 5G The Xperia Pro is Sony's first 5G phone for the US. Using a combo of 5G and the micro-HDMI port allows you to livestream video content ...

That means, Sony's testing found, a ceiling of around 37 Mbps for uploads. Find the Xperia Pro a 5G mmWave connection, meanwhile, and you're looking at up to 131 Mbps uploads. Sony envisages two ...

Sony is ready to throw-down with a new camera-first 5G phone — the Xperia Pro-I — in the battle for smartphone camera supremacy. Less than 12-hours after the Google Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro’s ...

Still, Sony kitted the Xperia Pro out with a few tweaks and additions ... where the most stable signal can be found. (Think of it as 5G radar and you're on the right track.) Apart from these ...

Sony says that when combined with Xperia Pro’s chassis, which was selected to allow radio waves to pass through more easily, the Xperia Pro should deliver peak 5G speeds regardless of how it’s ...

As far as other specs go, the Xperia Pro has a 6.5-inch 4K OLED display (with a 21:9 aspect ratio), Snapdragon 865 5G processor, and a 4,000mAh battery. It's Sony's first phone with 5G ...

The Sony Xperia Pro is the company's first smartphone in 5G in the United States, it is launching on January 26 for $2,499.99. Sony is targeting the smartphone at professional users, who it hopes ...

SAN DIEGO, Jan. 26, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Sony Electronics Inc. today introduced a new professional 5G device, Xperia PRO that enables content creators to work faster and smarter than ever before.

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In the US, where the flagship 1 II handset will be 4G only, Sony teased a separate 5G device called the Xperia Pro. In an era of 108-megapixel smartphone cameras, the 12-megapixel triple-camera ...

What if the Sony Xperia 1 III went to school and got a degree in filmmaking? No need to wonder - it would become an imaging professional. It would become the Xperia Pro-I. Sony has a habit of ...

And when it’s time to work with that footage, Sony’s Cinema Pro app returns ... And unlike the last Xperia I, this one should finally play nice with sub-6 5G networks in the US.