Vantage writes - We’ve already tested the Sony Ericsson Arc and Mini Pro, so it would be rude not to try the third of their big offerings from last year, the Xperia Ray. The first thing you’ll notice about the Ray is its small form factor, at least when considered against the majority of new smartphones.
Pocket-Lint: While Apple wheeled out its new CEO Tim Cook in a pressed black shirt for its iPhone 4S unveiling, Sony Ericsson has been far more naughty with the launch of the Xperia ray. It has snapped gorgeous model (and Mrs Doctor Who) Daisy Lowe in her knickers, stockings and suspenders playing with the new handset, in order to show her, ahem, its features.
Pocket-Lint: Small phones seem to have gone out of fashion. A few years ago, before the iPhone, manufacturers were falling over themselves to miniaturise their handsets. Now though, smartphones are all the rage, and with that comes the need for ever larger screens.
Engadget - Giving you a new opportunity to tell your favorite carrier exactly where it can stick that nasty two-year agreement, the unlocked Sony Ericsson Xperia Ray has made its official debut in the United States. In partnership with NewEgg, the handset carries an MSRP of $425 (although it currently sells for $380), where shoppers may choose between gold, black, white and pink varieties.
