Sony has imported four new smartphone prototypes in India for testing and debugging purposes, according to the Indian site Zauba, which tracks the country’s import and export.
The imported handsets include the Seahawk Rex PQ, Eagle Rex AP, Seahawk Gina AP, and the Eagle Rilads AP. As for the price, each prototype carries a tag of INR 39,239 ($617), suggesting that these are high-end devices.
Given the limited information at hand, it isn’t easy to speculate about the devices at the moment. Meanwhile, in recent time the things which were happening with Sony is not very good enough. The heating issue of their latest handset creates too much tension for the company. Still, now it looks like the company effectively resolves the problem and plans to launch its latest flagship model, the Xperia Z3 +, in India. It is expected that it might be unveiled this week.