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The All New Sony Ericsson Portfolio for 2011 |
Karun
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But can SE sustain itself without releasing a handset till MWC?
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argiriano
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First ray of light - Google introduced New Google TV couple a days ago and Sony is the first to update with new version on their TVs. It is one of the points where Sony and Google can be very strong together. |
Ricky D
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On 2011-10-31 08:18:11, Karun wrote:
But can SE sustain itself without releasing a handset till MWC?
Yes. Their portfolio is stronger than at this point last year when they'd not released 1 decent handset since the X10 in March. This year they had Arc, Play and Neo in March and have had a handful of reasonable mid-range handsets since. So long as whatever comes in Q1 is good (and all the rumblings are that it will be), their shouldn't be any issues.
I just hope Sony take the handset industry seriously and don't screw it up, but again, I can't see anything going too far wrong. Handsets are going to be the centre of everybody's world in 5-10 years (as opposed to well loved toys of geeks like it is now).
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io_bg
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I'm hoping their new devices won't be made of glossy plastic like Vivaz. I've kept mine 90% of the time in a leather case and it still has some small scratches at the back. Plus that glossy plastic really attracts fingerprints. It'd be cool if their more expensive devices are made of metal for example, while the cheaper ones are made of matte plastic (not glossy).
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goldenface
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It's likely that Sony will want to put it's own style and feel to the new devices and even go as far as to want to differentiate itself completely from the Xperias. I'm not a great fan of the current materials that they use - except the screens, which I think are very durable.
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randomuser
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Yes definitely. The first  smartphone should be much more similar to the Tablet S/P and the Walkman Z than 2011 Xperia models. |
titus1
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We all have to just wait and see...shall we? |
goldenface
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Hopefully not too long:
CES - 10th - 13th January. or
Mobile World Congress - 27th February - 1st March.
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smclion102
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Will SONY use the Same  UI or better or Worse UI?? |
back2you
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http://www.nikkei.com/news/he[....]8DE1E2E3E2E0E2E3E39F9FEAE2E2E2
"electronic eyes" CMOS sensor, called the "Exmor (Exmore)" to increase production.
Proprietary products are used in smart cameras, "High Quality", "sensitive," "downsizing," characterized by three points.
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forza sony 
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chunkybeats
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Hey guys i just ordered a xperia neo v before the announcement came, first and foremost is the 2011 Xperia line up to be still supported for ICS? I know Howard Stringer mentioned it when Sony Ericsson announced it but will Sony have different plans? I hope they continue to support!!! Please Sony dont lose a loyal customer! |
io_bg
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Sony considers quitting the S-LCD joint venture with Samsung
What could that mean? Maybe Sony will use OLED displays in their phones instead of S-LCD ones?
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randomuser
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The Flagship smartphone will most likely have an OLED screen as in the Walkman X series, Walkman A series and the PS Vita. Sony also uses OLED in cybershot models. So it will be quite natural for them to fit an OLED screen in their flagship phone. The mid range devices may also have an OLED screen but not VERY likely.
Also S-LCD (Samsung-Sony LCD manufacturing JV) and SLCD (Super LCD screens) are not one and the same. The Sony SLCD screens used in phones has nothing to do with Samsung or their JV with Samsung but Sony Mobile Displays which is now Japan Display (merger of INCJ, Sony, Toshiba and Sharp mobile display divisions) So yes we will still see Japan Display screens in their phones. |
Dups!
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I am waiting for my Razr so I will most likely be using a Sony phone in 2013 provided that it is worth it.
This is Sony's chance to show that it can use its technological prowess to the fullest.
It's not what you do or even how you do it but in what state of mind you do it: Dups! 2009 |
worf1000
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On 2011-11-01 09:49:38, randomuser wrote:
The Flagship smartphone will most likely have an OLED screen as in the Walkman X series, Walkman A series and the PS Vita. Sony also uses OLED in cybershot models. So it will be quite natural for them to fit an OLED screen in their flagship phone. The mid range devices may also have an OLED screen but not VERY likely.
Also S-LCD (Samsung-Sony LCD manufacturing JV) and SLCD (Super LCD screens) are not one and the same. The Sony SLCD screens used in phones has nothing to do with Samsung or their JV with Samsung but Sony Mobile Displays which is now Japan Display (merger of INCJ, Sony, Toshiba and Sharp mobile display divisions) So yes we will still see Japan Display screens in their phones.
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Ik think also their TV brand wil have Oled, becouse now they have LED and the reason why Sony dump S-LCD technologie, they just want more work with Japanese company's instead of copycats Koean company as you can see (Samsung) or (LG) |
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