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Sony Lavender tipped for launch next month as Xperia T4 Ultra

Sony Lavender tipped for launch next month as Xperia T4 Ultra

Posted on July 13, 2015August 13, 2019 By Jarvis

Sony is working n a new product that has been tipped by a leak in recent weeks dubbed the Sony Lavender. A new report making the rounds this week suggests that the Lavender device will launch in August and it is tipped to launch as the Xperia T4 Ultra (E5503). We don’t know all the details about the Lavender at this time, but we do know that it will be a phablet.

That suggests a big screen and if rumors hold true, the T4 Ultra will be the first Sony device ever offered to the public that is made using a bezel-free design. The specific size tipped for the screen is 5.5-inches with Full HD resolution.
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