New Delhi: With the mobile phone market flooded with a slew of smartphones on the chunkier side, the Sony Ericsson Xperia Ray comes as a sleek alternative that users and reviewers believe does not compromise on speed, performance and functionality either.
Promoted by its Japanese makers as a “fast, powerful and drop-dead gorgeous Android camera phone”, the Sony Xperia Ray runs on the Android 2.3.3 Gingerbread version. It comes with a Qualcomm MSM8255 1 GHz Snapdragon platform processor and has been judged smooth, fast and responsive by more than one tech website.
Promoted by its Japanese makers as a “fast, powerful and drop-dead gorgeous Android camera phone”, the Sony Xperia Ray runs on the Android 2.3.3 Gingerbread version. It comes with a Qualcomm MSM8255 1 GHz Snapdragon platform processor and has been judged smooth, fast and responsive by more than one tech website.
The phone has 512 RAM and 1 GB internal memory, out of which only 300 MB is user available. However, the phone has a microSD card slot which is expandable up to 32GB. Also, the Sony Xperia Ray ships with a free 4GB memory card.
A a mere 9.4 mm thick, the slim handset has a 3.3” 'Reality display' screen which is much smaller in height and width than those of its competitors, but that doesn't translate into compromise on the quality of display.
A a mere 9.4 mm thick, the slim handset has a 3.3” 'Reality display' screen which is much smaller in height and width than those of its competitors, but that doesn't translate into compromise on the quality of display.
In fact, the phone scores high on factors such as contrast, sharpness, colours, sunlight legibility and viewing angles. And for a screen size as small as the Xperia Ray's, the phone boasts of an impressively high 300ppi pixel density.
The phone comes with an 8MP camera, which can shoot videos in high definition (720p) and has other features such as touch focus and face and red-eye detection.
Available in white, black, gold and silver, the screen is protected by scratch-resistent glass while the rear is covered with soft matte plastic.
'Facebook inside Xperia' is another mentionable feature of the phone. It lets you integrate Facebook within the phone's commonly accessed areas such as picture gallery, music player, phonebook and calendar. This means, for example, that your Facebook albums appear in your phone’s gallery and lets you comment directly on them. You can also share recommendations and likes from the phone's music player. Further, friends' birthdays and other Facebook events become automatically visible in your calendar.
The lean body of the phone packs a massive Li-ion 1500 mAh battery, which that lasts up to 430 hours to 440 hours in stand-by mode, and up to 7 hours in talktime mode. It also powers the phone enough for nearly two-and-a-half days of uninterrupted music.
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