Sony Ericsson Ray- a facebook inside Xperia phone with mobile BRAVIA Engine and Exmor R camera technology

Want to get the lowdown on the sleek and stylish Sony Ericsson Xperia Xperia ray. Featuring HD video recording, Reality display with mobile BRAVIA Engine and Exmor R camera technology all running on the latest version of Google Android Gingerbread. 




the main selling point is the camera, it has HD recording and the 8.1 MP camera...
then also it's screen. with BRAVIA ENGINE reality display..
then it's a facebook inside Xperia phone...


sound nice? 

For the full press releases for all this with full specifications etc head over to the Sony Ericsson Press Room

The first two phones are the new additions to the Xperia^TM family of smartphones:

Xperia^TM ray

Xperia^TM ray is a fully fledged Android smartphone on the latest Android platform for smartphones, a.k.a. Gingerbread. It also features the 8.1 MP Exmor R^TM camera and the Reality Display with Mobile BRAVIA® engine as known from e.g. Xperia^TM arc. What’s special about it though is its size and design. I’ve been using one for a few days internally now and it really is a special kind of smartphone. It’s sleek and beautifully designed and its more narrow form factor almost remind me of the feel of the successful models W880 and W890. Despite its slim (9.4mm) and small footprint it has a FWVGA display, i.e. same 854×480 resolution as e.g. Xperia^TM arc, but in a 3.3 inch display size which give an amazing feeling of high resolution and clarity. It also has a very elegant blackness to the display which makes it nearly invisible when in standby, making it blend into the black glass front perfectly. The slimness, lightness and more narrow form factor really makes it slip into my jeans pockets perfectly. It’s also built around an internal aluminum frame that comes out on the edges as side lines. This gives an extremely solid feeling to it. Despite its sleek form factor it still packs the same 1500 mAh battery as Xperia^TM neo so there shouldn’t be any compromise on battery life either. For me personally this could very well be the perfect form factor in a smartphone!

Here’s a video showing some of the thoughts behind the design of Xperia^TMray: