Small-sized Xperia smartphone

TOKYO, Japan - Fashion model Arisa Urahama (C) shows off Sony Ericsson's Xperia ray SO-03C, a compact version of the Xperia smartphone of NTT Docomo Inc., during a demonstration in Tokyo on Aug. 10, 2011. NTT Docomo said it will launch the smartphone on Aug. 27 targeting mainly women.

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