Sony has a variant of its Xperia Z Ultra is presented without call function and support for mobile networks. The ‘wi-fi’tablet comes only in Japan on the market and costs are translated around 370 euros, slightly less than the regular Z Ultra.
Except for the absence of the call function and the support for 2g, 3g and 4g is the variation in features and specifications similar to the regular Xperia Z Ultra, shows off information from Sony. Also the design is the same.
The wi-fi version of the Xperia Z Ultra, which has longer rumors went, has the same 6,44″-lcd with a resolution of 1920×1080 pixels and runs on a Qualcomm Snapdragon 800-soc with four Krait cpus and an Adreno 330 gpu. 6.5 mm is the wi-fi-tablet as thick as the regular Xperia Z Ultra, although in the case by the absence of several antennas additional space should be. He is with 212g also the same weight.
The wi-fi-tablet will release in Japan this week from 52,000 yen cost, converted around 367 euro. For the Xperia Z Ultra should be on this moment in the Netherlands around 450 euro to be paid, although Sony shortly after the release last autumn, the more money asked. With are 6.4″screen and large bezels, the Xperia Z Ultra is currently the largest smartphone from a well-known manufacturer on the market, although some manufacturers of 7″tablets with call function now also as a smartphone to promote.
