Because I can easily find out what kind of phone it is if I know the resolution, os etc.
The first would be the Sharp SX862, for your information that makes it a Sharp, not a Softbank. While the specs are impressive considering the size, it still lacks things like touchscreen, hardware keyboard, wlan, GPS and that it's limited to 2 gigs micro SD cards to name a few key features.
The Toshiba, again not a Softbank, has no specs listed, however since it doesn't even list it's resolution I'm gonna assume it's lower then the Sharp and that while it's a good looking phone, it's just not upto par with the high end HTC phones.
The last one looks pretty good, however except for the slightly higher resolution (1024x480 vs 800x480) at the cost of it being way bigger, I really see no advantages, from what I've read the operating system is all but great, because it's unknown there is very little you can do about it, whereas Windows Mobile allows navigation stuff on it's start page, so you can have a lot of options and it's still lacking a hardware keyboard. Ofcourse it's still unknown what kind of CPU is in it, the memory and all those things.
I wouldn't call them bad phones, they look good, i really like the Toshiba, but you have to understand that HTC is 1 of the top PDA phone makers, it's what they do, infact for years that's all that they did, and what they did for SE was basicly make the Xperia with the same hardware as their own HTC Touch Pro.
By all means prefer your own phone, it's a good thing if you prefer your own stuff, but to claim your phones beat the Xperia is just a load of crap, it's based on nothing at all, not the specs, not the features, not the software, not the battery time, all except for that resolution on that 1 Sharp, it all takes a backseat to the Xperia, and that really isn't that weird seeing as it's 700 euro.
http://www.gsmarena.com/sony_ericsson_xperia_x1-2246.php
Oh and try to remember that Softbank is just a provider, they don't make the phones, if I put a sticker of a Ferrari on a Peugeot, then it's still a Peugeot.
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