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Sony Xperia M2 Dual SIM: The New Fast Double Six Slinger

The new Sony Xperia M2 is one of the fastest androids from the Sony shelves. The Smartphone is dual-SIM and comes with a crisp 8 MP camera equipped with the groundbreaking Exmor RS™ mobile image sensor and Auto scene recognition. You may now go take your best selfies for Facebook.

The android device runs on Qualcomm Snapdragon 1.2 GHz Quad-core processor and can run multiple apps simultaneously without having to experience lags; the cell phone has shorter loading time and streams beautifully lag-free videos.

The advanced processor gives you maximum performance and speed without draining the battery. "The processor is asynchronous, which means each core is powered up and down independently. So you get the precise amount of power when you need it, without wasting power when you don’t," according to Sony.

Check out sleek photos of the Xperia M2 Dual 

Sony Xperia M2 Dual
The Xperia M2 Dual looks prett sleek, eh?
Sony Xperia M2
This cool thing is no sideway walker
Sony Xperia M2 Dual
The Xperia M2 comes in three colors
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The Xperia M2 won't be showing its back to the competition

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