XPERIA X10 Speed Forge 3D Demo Video

by Chris Moor

Following the official announcement of their first Android handset, the XPERIA X10, Sony Ericsson have released a demo video of Speed Forge 3D in action on the X10. The XPERIA X10 handset is scheduled for release in early 2010.

More promo videos and images can be found on the official product page at SonyEricsson.com/xeria-x10.

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Comments

Lessonz101

Anyone notice that the x10 site has a spot for video talk time and in the picture on the official site has a large black spot to the right of the earpiece that looks like it could be a camera, if true it could be a game changer if picked up by some good carriers
Lessonz101

Sorry it says “call time/standby time/video call” under specs tab, not video talk time. But still is interesting.
http://SlideME.org George

It’s mentioned game is available on Android Market is incorrect. Only demo is available on A.M. Full version is available on SlideME.

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