The New Sony Xperia L: A Comprehensive Review

As we embark on this review of the new Sony Xperia L, it's essential to understand its specifications and hardware details before diving into the benchmarking and performance analysis. The device was recently launched in the market and is available for around $17,000.

On the front of the device, we have a 4.3-inch TFT capacitive LCD display with a resolution of 480 x 854 pixels and a total of 228 pixels per inch. The camera on the device has both a front-facing VGA camera, which is somewhat disappointing, and an 8-megapixel camera on the back that can only record 720p videos and does not support full HD video.

The Sony Xperia L is powered by Qualcomm's MSM8974 Inori 305 GPU, runs Android 4.1 Jelly Bean, and has Timescape on top. It also features a 1750 milliampere-hour battery, eight gigabytes of internal storage, and one gigabyte of RAM on the device. Before we proceed with the benchmarking analysis, let's take a closer look at the system information displayed in Quadrant.

In Quadrant, we can see that the CPU is an ARMv7 processor revision with no serial number, which indicates that it's a Qualcomm chipset MSM 890 available on the Indian Xperia L, whereas the 8.23.0 is mentioned but not shown. The DRAM is also lower than one gigabyte, standing at about 796 megabytes. Additionally, the resolution on the device is quite small due to the buttons being taken into the display, resulting in a display size of 480 x 82 pixels and a screen density of 240 x 244 pixels.

Furthermore, the device features an Adreno 305 Qualcomm GPU and comes equipped with several sensors, including a magnetic field sensor, three-axis accelerometer orientation sensor, light sensor, and proximity sensor. Now that we have a better understanding of the system information, let's move on to the benchmarking analysis using Quadrant.

In Quadrant, the device scores a total of 431, which is under the HTC One X but above the Asus Transformer Prime. This score indicates that the Xperia L has decent performance for its price range. Next, we'll be moving on to another benchmark test called Nina Mark, which will give us a better understanding of the device's performance.

Nina Mark results show a pretty nice score of 60.2 FPS, which is as good as it gets, indicating that the Adreno 305 GPU is not disappointing at all. We'll continue with this analysis to ensure we have a comprehensive view of the device's capabilities.

Following up on the Nina Mark results, we've also conducted a full and do benchmark test for the sake of providing more information to our readers. The results from these tests are quite impressive, with a total score of 10,104 CPUs at 281.1 GHz, 105 GPU at 5297 MHz, input/output at 88. This score is not bad at all if we consider the price range and performance provided by the device.

Finally, it's essential to ensure that the device has the required features for a multi-touch test. After conducting this test, we can confirm that the Xperia L indeed supports a four-point multi-touch feature. With this comprehensive review, we've covered every aspect of the new Sony Xperia L, from its specifications and hardware details to its performance analysis using various benchmarking tests.

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going to quickly unlock the device and we're going to load up some things are already running in the background so let me quit everything else we going to quickly load up quadrant standard over here and before we get into full benchmarks let's talk about a system information you can see that the CPU is an arm v7 processor revision for no serial number over here and okay you do see it so it here it is it's a Qualcomm chipset MSM 890 is the one available on the Indian Xperia L whereas the 8 23 0 is the one that has been mentioned no serial number you can see the DRAM is also considerably lower than the one gigabyte mentioned it is about 796 megabyte so definitely lower then the one gigabyte that has been mentioned you can see the resolution is also quite small thanks to the fact that the buttons have been taken into the display so the resolution on the device is four and eighty by seven eighty two pixels the DB is 240 x 244 the GPU we have an Adreno 305 Qualcomm GPU and if we take a look at the sensors we have a magnetic field sensor or three axis accelerometer orientation sensor light sensor and a proximity sensor those are the things let's get back into quadrant and take a look at the full bench okay so you can see the device goes in a431 for on quadrant the full result is a total of four three one for which is under the HTC One X but above the asus transformer prime which is fairly decent score for this device let's quit quadrant and come into Nina Mach 2 so you can see that the result is pretty nice 60.2 FPS or Nina mark which is as good as it gets i guess so the Adreno 305 is not disappointing over here will continue to check this in the gaming review as well I'm going to switch to an to do now and I'm going to do a full and do to benchmark just for you guys as you can see on rod and 22 the results are in a total score of 10 10 4 or ten thousand one hundred and four cpus at 281 a tram at 1 105 GPU at 5297 input output at 88 for a total of four out of five stars which is not bad actually if you think about it last thing I'm going to do guys is I'm going to run a multi-touch test to ensure that we do have a four point multi-touch and we do we don't get the five point so that is a four point multi-touch on the Xperia L over there that concludes the benchmarking hardware video guys will be back with the gaming video real soon so stay tuned for that if you have any questions queries do state do leave those in the comment section below you can also catch us on eigen dot in for full details you can also catch us on facebook twitter google+ and make sure you subscribe to us on youtube youtube.com slash i can see you around / i can t be prayin networks me by back bar thing guys watchingwhat's happening as well Michael try again today we're going to be checking out the benchmarks and hardware detail on the new Sony Xperia L now this one was recently launched in the market is available for around 17,000 piece in the market let's talk a little bit about the specifications before we get on to the hardware detail on the inside so on the front over here we have a 4.3 inch TFT capacitive LCD display the resolution is 480 x 854 pixels and it has a total of 228 pixels per inch we talked about the camera over here we have a front-facing vga camera which is quite a disappointment and on the back is an 8 megapixel camera that does do only 720p videos and does not do full HD video the sony xperia l is powered by qualcomm msm8974 inori 305 GPU it runs Android 4.1 jelly bean and it has Timescape on top it also has a 1750 milliamp hour battery along with eight gigabyte of internal storage and one gigabyte of RAM on the device so let's start off we're going to quickly unlock the device and we're going to load up some things are already running in the background so let me quit everything else we going to quickly load up quadrant standard over here and before we get into full benchmarks let's talk about a system information you can see that the CPU is an arm v7 processor revision for no serial number over here and okay you do see it so it here it is it's a Qualcomm chipset MSM 890 is the one available on the Indian Xperia L whereas the 8 23 0 is the one that has been mentioned no serial number you can see the DRAM is also considerably lower than the one gigabyte mentioned it is about 796 megabyte so definitely lower then the one gigabyte that has been mentioned you can see the resolution is also quite small thanks to the fact that the buttons have been taken into the display so the resolution on the device is four and eighty by seven eighty two pixels the DB is 240 x 244 the GPU we have an Adreno 305 Qualcomm GPU and if we take a look at the sensors we have a magnetic field sensor or three axis accelerometer orientation sensor light sensor and a proximity sensor those are the things let's get back into quadrant and take a look at the full bench okay so you can see the device goes in a431 for on quadrant the full result is a total of four three one for which is under the HTC One X but above the asus transformer prime which is fairly decent score for this device let's quit quadrant and come into Nina Mach 2 so you can see that the result is pretty nice 60.2 FPS or Nina mark which is as good as it gets i guess so the Adreno 305 is not disappointing over here will continue to check this in the gaming review as well I'm going to switch to an to do now and I'm going to do a full and do to benchmark just for you guys as you can see on rod and 22 the results are in a total score of 10 10 4 or ten thousand one hundred and four cpus at 281 a tram at 1 105 GPU at 5297 input output at 88 for a total of four out of five stars which is not bad actually if you think about it last thing I'm going to do guys is I'm going to run a multi-touch test to ensure that we do have a four point multi-touch and we do we don't get the five point so that is a four point multi-touch on the Xperia L over there that concludes the benchmarking hardware video guys will be back with the gaming video real soon so stay tuned for that if you have any questions queries do state do leave those in the comment section below you can also catch us on eigen dot in for full details you can also catch us on facebook twitter google+ and make sure you subscribe to us on youtube youtube.com slash i can see you around / i can t be prayin networks me by back bar thing guys watching\n"