The past year has seen Sony Ericsson releasing a slew of Android phones to fit just about every conceivable niche. First to arrive was the Xperia Arc, a great all-rounder with a striking, slim design. Since then we’ve seen the same basic hardware powering a range of SE devices in a host of different form factors, including the gaming-focused Xperia Play, and the cheap and cheerful Xperia Neo.
The Xperia Ray continues this trend, bringing the tried-and-true combination of a 1GHz Snapdragon CPU, 512MB RAM and Android 2.3 Gingerbread to more compact device. With a screen measuring just 3.3 inches, the Ray may be small, but it packs the same performance as its larger siblings. So how does a tiny phone like the Xperia Ray stack up against competition from larger Androids? Join us after the jump to find out.
  Small, light and powerful with a high-resolution display. A small form factor phone that doesn't compromise on specs. |  Could be too small for some users, the 3.3-inch screen isn't ideal for text entry or video content. |
  It's the best 3.3-inch Android smartphone you can buy. The Ray is just as capable as the Arc and Neo, despite its small size. If you're after a smaller smartphone, this is a device that's worth your consideration. | |
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