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© Copyright 2015 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.Sony outlines 3-year recovery plan
By YURI KAGEYAMA TOKYO©2024 GPlusMedia Inc.
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jerseyboy
So after several years of bleeding money, they have finally decided to get "lean and mean". And who says Japanese management simply does not get it?
steveluk55@hotmail.com
This may be the last chance. Nevertheless, as long as it is under one umbrella management, I am still not convinced that this will work. Good luck.
edojin
Am using lots of Sony products in my home. I find their products superior to others. Just hope the company can regain its footing and return to making more excellent products.
danalawton1@yahoo.com
And yet another Sony recovery plan.... To me... the next step with consumer technology is to add as many censors to handheld devices as possible. I still have not encountered a phone that can measure the size of anything by using the camera and other software. In addition... what about object recognition.... wouldn't it be great to point your camera at something and find out what it is and get additional information. I'm not talking about pointing it at a bar code. Health related censors too. Japan is great at this kind of stuff.... other companies must be working on it... it is the next step in handheld technology.
some14some
Hope it is not acquired by Samsung before recovery plan.
lostrune2
Intel is working on it:
http://www.tomsguide.com/us/intel-realsense-guide,news-20286.html
Google Goggles and the like can try:
http://lifehacker.com/camfind-is-a-more-accurate-google-goggles-476849886
The new MS Health Band crams a lot of sensors:
http://www.anandtech.com/show/8661/microsoft-launches-microsoft-health-and-the-microsoft-band
Alex80
Nothing wrong with a company that is trying to change its business. Samsung is already losing competitiveness in smartphones against new Chinese competitors, and Apple is getting its leading role again (this is a bit weird). Things change fast in the global market, and Sony is doing the best thing choosing keeping her focus only on the profitable sectors. In the near future all the main companies in electronics will be Chinese. It's pretty predictable. The old companies that were leaders in this market (mainly Japanese and German) and the currently successful Korean ones will have to remodel themselves completely.
CoconutE3
Software that supports the console should be their sole focus for the time being. They need to invest big into buying or creating hit software when the competition is still few & behind. Afterall people buy the console because it involves a certain "technique" mindset as compared to playing on tablet.