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Dylan, how can you speak for everyone? Personally for me the
situation is reversed. I waited for 1 and a half year for Iphone to
be released in my country and I have finally gotten sick of it.
Xperia looks great on paper and the reviews so far are great. It has
way more features than the Iphone. And I am so over the Iphone now.
Even though I can most probably get an unlocked Iphone from HongKong
for about the same price as Xperia now, I am not going to.

I know way too many who have been waiting for Xperia - they had the
option to get the Iphone but they didn't. So don't base your
arguments on how you feel about something. You can't speak for
everyone.

I don't see why they still can't get a market share. I have looked at
all the smart phones ... coming out this year and Xperia beats them
all with its specs IMO. And for me it is the specs that are important
as I am just sick of getting phones that lack one or the other feature
that I want.

Stuff that Iphone does not have and Xperia does:
1. Bluetooth
2. Video Recording
3. Battery Replacement Option
4. Physical Keyboard
5. 800x600 resolution
6. MMS
7. Memory expansion slot

and I'm sure there are more but some of the above are just so basic.
How can you have a phone without MMS capability? Even the crappiest
models have bluetooth inbuilt nowadays. IPhone looks amazing but
lacks some very basic feature not to mention as far as I am concerned
they are way too late and way too closed with their carrier policy.

Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.
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