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Xperia Z3 dismantling pics leaked at FCC, 3100 mAh battery spotted

Xperia Z3 showed up on FCC today with real pictures of device getting leaked along with a couple of dismantling pics. Outer design of Xperia Z3 is full exposed now in leaked pics. Xperia Z3 features 3100 mAH non removable battery. We have already seen specifications of Xperia Z3 being outed by China’s TENNA.

Along with Xperia Z3, EP880 Sony charger and USB cable pics for Xperia Z3 is also spotted. 3100 mAH Battery LIS1558ERPC model is spotted.

Xperia Z3 dismantling pics

Below you can see Xperia Z3 dismantling pics outed by FCC. (FCC ID PY7PM-0808)

Xperia Z3 Dismantled
Xperia Z3 Dismantle assembly
Xperia Z3 Dismantling pics

Xperia Z3 FCC pics leaked

Xperia Z3 pics leaked at FCC

Xperia Z3 FCC pics

Xperia Z3 Back cover opened

 

Xperia Z3 3100 mAH Battery LIS1558ERPC

 

Xperia Z3 20.7 MP camera dismantled

Xperia Z3 Diassembly Video

Xperia Z3 processor

Xperia Z3 RAM Dismantled

Xperia Z3 USB Cable

Sony Xperia Z3 EP880 charger

It’s matter of a week now and we will see officially Xperia Z3 getting unveiled at IFA 2014 event along with Xperia Z3 Compact and Xperia Z3 Compact Tablet.

Excited for Sony’s IFA 2014 event press conference. Drop your comments below.

Thanks Ben for the Tip!

Xperia Z3 D6603 certified at FCC, FCC ID : PY7PM-0800

Sony Xperia Z3 D6603 which has been seen in number leaks so far has been spotted at FCC now. Xperia Z3 D6603 passed through FCC with ID : PY7PM-0800. Except a few things like device model number and running firmware i.e.  23.0.D.0.100 and 23.0.A.0.204 nothing much is seen in FCC documents.

It seems very sure now that Sony Xperia Z3 series will be D66xx model which may be revealed at IFA 2014 Berlin event. On FCC we can see rear view of FCC ID terminal but in blurred pic.

Xperia Z3 D6603 at FCC

Xperia Z3 D6603 certified at FCC

Under the tested equipments Sony Magnetic Charging Dock DK43 is also spotted along with USB cable EC803, MHL Adapter IM750, AC charger EP880.

Xperia Z3 D6603 FCC

Below you can see what we have till now on Xperia Z3.

Xperia Z3 snapped beside Galaxy Note N7000 – Notification light at left corner spotted

Are these Xperia Z3, Xperia Z3 Compact leaked photos ?

Xperia Z3 L55t Real pictures leaked, S801, 20.7 MP rear cam confirmed

Xperia Z3 pictures leaked with curved design, single external speakers

We will keep you updated as soon more info on Xperia Z3 D6603 reflects on FCC. Drop your comments below if you have any doubts.

Thanks Ben for the Tip!

Xperia Amami / Sony D5503 passes on FCC running android 4.3 14.2.A.0.144 firmware

Sony Xperia Amami has just been passed though FCC, well wondering which device is Xperia Amami. Well if rumors are to be believed Sony D5503 model which is speculated as Xperia Z1 Mini whose global model name is still not seen anywhere. There are rumors that Xperia Z1s is the international mini version of Xperia Z1 but if sources are to be believed like the pic leaked by Evleaks, Xperia Z1s may land as LTE version of Xperia Z1 in US which is expected to come out as model number C6916.

On FCC Xperia Amami is seen as 129 x 64.9mm in dimensions as exactly similar to pics of Sony D5503 model where front cam was on extreme right side and sensors on extreme left side. It is also noticed that it is running as android 4.3 14.2.A.0.144 firmware, though many lower builds of that firmware were also seen.

Check the dimension pic of Xperia Amami. Notice the headphone jack position, it is exactly similar to what Sony D5503 model have so it seems Xperia Amami is Sony D5503.

dimension pic of Xperia Amami on FCC

Xperia Amami seen on android 4.3 14.2.A.0.144 firmware.

Xperia Amami seen on android 4.3 14.2.A.0.144 firmware.

In past we have seen many pics of Sony D5503 model besides Xperia Z1 and in one annotation it reads it may not be called as Xperia Z1s. The name of Xperia Z1 Mini / Sony D5503 model is still a mystery which be only be revealed by Sony very soon hopefully.

Let us know what do you think on this matter of speculated model numbers.

[ Source – FCC ] Thanks Ben 🙂