Sony Ericsson expands its Xperia line with, along with the Xperia PLAY, two new Android devices – the Xperia neo and the Xperia pro, joining the flagship Xperia arc announced at the CES 2011. The neo is a stylish Android phone with a unique shape that ergonomically designed to fit perfectly in the user’s hand, especially when taking pictures.

Sony Ericsson has uploaded two hands-on videos of the Xperia arc to YouTube, one above the camera and the other about the design and home screen of the arc. As you may know the Xperia arc is Sony Ericsson’s upcoming Android flagship. It has a super slim design and an arc body and comes with a 8.1 Megapixel camera with Exmor R for mobile back-illuminated CMOS sensor for low-light photography and video recording. The phone also packs a 4.1-inch Reality Display with Mobile BRAVIA Engine, GPS, WiFi, Bluetooth and HDMI output.

You can watch the two footages after the cut:

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