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too late 

I'm a big Sony Ericsson fan, but these specs will be way out of date by the time it's released. This *could* be my next phone, but by 2009 I'll expect a 5megapixel camera, , bigger memory, etc. etc.

delay cancelled 

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It looks like those eagerly waiting to get their hands on Sony Ericsson's HTC-made XPERIA X1 can rest a little easier, as the much anticipated apparently is still on track for release in the second half of this year, and not in February 2009 as recently rumored. That word comes straight from Sony Ericsson Corporate Vice President of the Global Communications Aldo Liguori, who told the Unofficial Sony Ericsson Blog that "I can confirm that we will be launching the X1 product in 2nd Half of 2008, as per our announcement of 10th February." That sure is about as definitive as you can get, though we're guessing there's plenty of folks out there that think any date other than tomorrow is too long to wait.

Website blunder apparently. 

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....from Sony Ericsson Corporate Vice President of the Global Communications Aldo Liguori, who told the Unofficial Sony Ericsson Blog that "I can confirm that we will be launching the X1 product in 2nd Half of 2008, as per our announcement of 10th February."

Uh-oh, sounds like the P990i saga again 

I hope not. You'd think there wouldn't be too much trouble in getting HTC to make a device reasonably similiar to the millions they've already made and putting WM6.1 onto it. Maybe Microsoft are holding Sony to ransom by insisting it has HD-DVD support.

Can I install linux on it ? 

Gates Horns

Can I install Linux on it? Windows isn't trusty you know.

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