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The Xperia acro S is available now at select Sony stores and at store.sony.com.
ENGADGET: Sony's Xperia acro S now on sale in unlocked form for $600 (updated: new pricing)
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The Xperia acro S has a scratch-resistant display to offer protection against dust and water immersion.
ENGADGET: Sony's Xperia acro S now on sale in unlocked form for $600 (updated: new pricing)
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The Xperia acro S enables easy connectivity to share and enjoy content on a TV, smartphone, laptop or tablet.
ENGADGET: Sony's Xperia acro S now on sale in unlocked form for $600 (updated: new pricing)
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Newegg and other online retailers will also carry the Xperia acro S. For additional availability and pricing, please check with each retailer.
ENGADGET: Sony's Xperia acro S now on sale in unlocked form for $600 (updated: new pricing)
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What: Sony Mobile Communications brings the Xperia acro S to US consumers looking for premium specifications and beautiful design with extra durability and water resistance.
ENGADGET: Sony's Xperia acro S now on sale in unlocked form for $600 (updated: new pricing)
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The Xperia acro S is compatible with the network bands below.
ENGADGET: Sony's Xperia acro S now on sale in unlocked form for $600 (updated: new pricing)
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That level of waterproofing is already incorporated in a few Sony smartphones such as the Acro S and Advance, and most recently with the Xperia Z.
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The Xperia acro S has the highest level of water resistance of any smartphone, so you can drop it in your drink, then shake it off and carry on.
ENGADGET: Sony's Xperia acro S now on sale in unlocked form for $600 (updated: new pricing)
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We're finally getting a phone with a display that's impossibly sharper than the 326ppi on the latest iPhones (up to 4-inch, 1, 136 x 640), the 331ppi on the Nokia Lumia 920 (4.5-inch, 1, 280 x 768) or even the 342ppi on the Sony Xperia acro S and the Xiaomi Phone 2 (4.3-inch, 1, 280 x 720).
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