The Sony Ericsson launch event for the Xperia Play, Xperia neo and pro also contained the recently announced slim Xperia Arc handset - where One Mobile Ring managed to capture a video of the walk through of that very handset. The Arc tips up with an 8.7mm chassis - at its thinnest point - which is much slimmer than the last winner of the svelte smartphone crown - the iPhone 4, with its 9.3mm case. Sony Ericsson's Xperia Arc was announced at Las Vegas' consumer electronics show, with a 4.2-inch multi touch reality screen with a mobile Bravia engine for more of a vivid colour display with less reflection in bright light. Xperia's Arc gains its name from the Arc in the body of the phone, where the mobile takes its place as their flagship handset and effectively replaces last year's Xperia X10 mobile. SE Xperia Arc will arrive running Android 'Gingerbread' 2.3, with Sony Ericsson application's such as TimeScape, a 1Ghz processor, an 8GB microSD card, with a camera capable of HD video capture that's displayable through the built in microHDMI port.

Watch our video review of the Sony Xperia P with Natasha Lomas. The Xperia P is the middle child in Sony's latest family of Android phones and offers a nippy performance, bright 4-inch screen and a competent snapper. With its metallic styling and glowing transparent strip, it's quite the looker too. Hit play for the full review.

The Sony Ericsson Xperia PLAY, last video we looked at what is is like as a gaming device, this time we're looking at the other 50% of its personality, what it is like to live with as an android smartphone running gingerbread? lets find out. Part 1, which focussed on the gaming and game emulation aspects of the PLAY is here; youtu.be Operating system; Android 2.3 (Gingerbread) CPU; Qualcomm 1 GHz Scorpion (Snapdragon) GPU; Adreno 205 Memory; 512 MB Storage; 400 MB Removable storage; microSD card (up to 32 GB) Display; 4.0 inch touch screen (854 × 480) Rear camera; 5.1 MP Front Camera; VGA (0.3 MP)