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It might be smaller than most Xperia handsets, but the Ray is packed with features. The 3.3 inch screen comes with WVGA resolution, creating a vibrant and beautiful display. Sony’s Mobile BRAVIA engine also means photos and videos look amazing, and you can take your own with the 8-megapixel camera.

All of this, and the Ray offers 3G, wi-fi and social network integration. It’s compact yet functional, and available in a range of colours. What more could you want?

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The Xperia Ray is another addition to Sony Ericsson´s rapidly expanding Xperia range of Android phones has a look and feel very similar to that of other Xperia handsets. However, the Ray is a little smaller than high end Sony Ericsson phones like the Arc, and is placed somewhere in between the Arc and the Xperia mini phones in terms of size. Xperia Ray deals will be on offer from most major networks.

This offers a good compromise between a comfortable and roomy screen to touch and play with and having a more comfortably sized handset to use as a phone. The screen is just 3.3" in measurement yet still comes with a WVGA resolution like the larger screened Arc, meaning that the Ray actually offers much more detail in the visual department. This screen is an LED backlit LCD screen that is very bright and vibrant and great for all forms of visual touchscreen features.

Like the Arc, the Xperia Ray uses Sony´s Mobile BRAVIA engine for superior quality with photos and videos and also comes with Timescape for a more integrated messaging and social networking interface. For social networking there is Facebook, Twitter and YouTube support as well as access to Android Market where plenty of games and apps are on offer.

The Ray runs on Android Gingerbread and is powered by a 1GHz CPU with 512MB RAM. Like a lot of Sony Ericsson phones the Ray comes with some excellent entertainment features on board including great playback for music and video, YouTube and streaming online video support thanks to Flash inclusion, TrackID and SenseMe and also an FM radio.

Connectivity is pretty decent with 3G and Wi-Fi on offer, including DLNA. The Ray also has an excellent 8 megapixel camera that includes 720p video recording, LED flash and a secondary camera as well for video calls.

The Xperia Ray is like an ever so slightly downgraded Arc. It is a smaller device while at the same time offering an almost comparable level of features and hardware. The Ray is available in a choice of four colours including Black, White, Gold and Pink.

Latest Sony Ericsson Xperia Ray News

17 April 2012 by Simon
But the UK is not one of them just yet. Sony has announced that owners of the Arc S, Neo V, and Xperia Ray will be now be able to update their phones to the latest version of Android if they live in Sweden, Denmark, Norway, Finland or Iceland. Sony has not yet announced a date for the update in...
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15 February 2012 by Caroline
Sony Ericsson has announced its Xperia range of smartphones won four iF design awards 2012 during the ceremony held in Munich on 9th February. The iF design awards are internationally recognised and honour the very best in product design. In addition to the Xperia Ray, Xperia Mini Pro and Xper...
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09 August 2011 by Caroline
If a compact design twinned with lots of onboard capabilities is what you look for in a mobile phone, you’ll be happy to hear the Xperia Ray is now available to pre-order. Run on Android 2.3 Gingerbread OS and sporting features including an 8.1-megapixel camera with Exmor R technology, packaged i...
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22 July 2011 by Liam
Sony Ericsson’s upcoming Xperia ray smartphone has been steadily gathering quite a collection of admirers since its announcement last month, which isn't too surprising as it’s a phone with a good deal to admire. The attractive, super-slim chassis was of course the first thing that caught our eye, ...
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20 July 2011 by Caroline
Last time it was the battle of the QWERTY smartphones BlackBerry Bold 9900 and Nokia E6 – now it’s the Xperia showdown as the new Sony Ericsson Xperia handsets Ray and Active take to the ring to do battle! Announced last month together with the feature phone, Sony Ericsson txt, the Xperia Ray a...
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