The road back for Sony March 29, 2010
Posted by crossroadmedia in Cutting through the jargon.Tags: Apple, consumer electronics, Nintendo, Samsung, Sony
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As a consumer of many Sony products, I used to say that the investment amounted to owning stock in the company. Starting with a Walkman, then several D5 portable cassette recorders, moving along to a D7 DAT recorder, several Trinitrons, a Cybershot camera, VAIO Laptops and desktops - I have been loyal to this brand over the years. They have recently lost much ground to Samsung (flat panel TVs), Nintendo (gaming), and portable music devices (Apple). Interesting article in today’s New York Times about Sony’s strategy for success in 2010, how they will compete with Apple and others while trying to recapture market share: http://www.nytimes.com/2010/03/29/technology/29sony.html
The Times article highlights the opening of a new Sony retail outlet in Nagoya, Japan and what it means for the consumer electronics industry.
[...] PlayStation’s position as a digital entertainment hub. Last month I blogged about the road back for Sony, this is another step for the Japanese consumer electronics [...]