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Shotokan81 Posts: 408

I feel that this will not be unanswered, and could go on and on.

Independently of what anyone could personally think, I wish we could stick to phones, tablets (and please let's not rule out taps) discussions.

I want to thank all the Japanese and Chinese people on the thread for having been friendly with each other so far and stick to the topic, peacefully.
That's the way to go and a good example!!
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Posted: 2013-09-25 16:19:45
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hihihans Posts: > 500

Indeed stick to topic
This is not a political forum.
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Posted: 2013-09-25 16:44:46
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iEducateYou Posts: 10

Offtopic: Honestly, it would benefit this thread, esato and all the posters here if we can stop touching any subject that would divide us and bring animosity. Everyone has a different point of view due to their unique experiences in life and we cannot, no matter how hard we try, we cannot ever be truly in the same shoes they are. Therefore, it would be naive to discuss such matters since this not the place nor the time for us to delve into topics unrelated to this thread. Our love of Sony and Sony-Ericsson brought us here and lets keep it that way.

Ontopic: I do have a question though. If Sony does not have 'enough money' for ads or marketing in large markets, how will their products ever get exposure. If they don't get exposure, the media, average person and most of our friends will have no interest in Sony products. Its a bad circle to be in. With less exposure, less products will be sold, bringing in even less money. The management in Sony really needs to be fixed because its so frustrating for Sony fans in market with less marketing. It is true that Europe, China and India probably have bigger markets, however the US, North America are equally important and still are quite big. Moreover, compared to China/India, there is more disposable income and thus more premium and flagship phones will be sold in the US bringing in more gross sale. I would also like to figure out why we cant get all the nice things manufacturers (especially Asian) offer to their home countries. It would be great to have additional benefits in hardware/software for everyone all over the world, producing a truly dominant smartphone.
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Posted: 2013-09-25 16:49:32
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amirprog Posts: > 500

to "away" and that other one that think Israel "stole" this land. please, do yourself a favour and stop talking nonsense/lie. again, open the history books and the bible and then i want to see if you say the same. dig deep deep down and look who were here first. you clearly didn't. and don't tell me that you are fed by the media! lol media tells half truth and show the side they want to promote. if you seek the truth learn about the truth. i have nothing to PM you about. and you know why? just because you said what you said how you said it - educated person would not say the words you said, so i have nothing to argue about with uneducated person. go learn the truth. i won't comment any more on this off topic and i'm not the one who brought this off topic here. read again the first message "away" replied to me twice if you don't understand why i replied to his off topic. DONE.

on topic, i think that sony is on one hand relying on it's brand, cause they do manufacture quality products overall over many years, and they are just waking back up (i loved my w800i back in the day! omg color walkman screen - i shitted my pants! haha) from their sleep in terms of mobile flagships, so it's understandable, but on the other hand more marketing can't harm their brand right? so they need to spend more money on it, especially in the usa and other bigger regions.
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Posted: 2013-09-25 17:23:02
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reeflotz Posts: > 500

A long post, Sony related and my most probably just my insight on how will future Xperias be, please correct me if there are mistakes here in my post.

Personally I think the one to blame for Sony's downfall was the previous CEO of Sony Mr. Howard Stringer.

During the days of Stringer, I would say there was no innovation from Sony, with the biggest fail of trying to sell the PS3 initially at a loss. I mean from a business point of view who would do that? Manufacture something and sell it for a loss? Each part of Sony was a one man team, one would think the expertise of one particular product of Sony would make it to it's other products but it did not happen during the previous years.

It was just until Kazuo Hirai became CEO that things started to look good for Sony, During the start of Hirai, the PS3 was redesigned and a newer manufacturing process made manufacturing the PS3 much more affordable to Sony. The original PS3 had a PS2 motherboard and costly ARM chips making it very expensive to manufacture.

So they removed the PS2 motherboard in it, making it cheaper, and was priced more competitively, finally giving Sony income. Still the damage was huge to Sony, Hirai sold it's US headquarters and then it's Tokyo office building in a 60/40 split to be able to turn an operating profit this fiscal year. Finally they wanted to bring an end to four successive years of losses. Source

So now where does that leave us? Sony acquired Ericsson, also afaik Sony also bought part of Olympus, this is all according to Kazuo Hirai's plan and philosophy of "one Sony".

Truth is we are just starting to see where Sony will go and if they will succeed. One thing I can say is that currently they are on the right track. The firmware updates that was highly complained about was already fixed. Sony has given timely updates on Android lately.

Now Z Ultra and Z1 are equipped with Triluminous screens, Z Ultra has one of the best screens now on the market. Z1 still has some complaints of inconsistent screen quality although in the future this will most likely be addressed.

Both ZU and Z1 now have the latest processors, unlike during they were lagging behind, so overall I would say Sony is improving.

In my opinion it takes time to bring back a company that was at a loss for 4 consecutive years which had somehow survived to be able to bring it back to life.
[ This Message was edited by: reeflotz on 2013-09-25 17:39 ]

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Posted: 2013-09-25 17:58:48
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amirprog Posts: > 500

@reeflotz
nice post. you mentioned the z1 screen. i think that only when sony will adopt IPS screen (like the one in iphone 5s and g2) they will be able to improve the quality. IPS is overall the best. good natural colors as well as good viewing angles. i really hope they will implement it with triluminos for their next flagships.

btw, anyone got a clue what kind of screens the z1 is using? please answer only if you know for sure.
[ This Message was edited by: amirprog on 2013-09-25 18:55 ]

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Posted: 2013-09-25 19:54:13
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MartenR Posts: 313

^ IPS, actually tft IPS just every other IPS display.
@ Japanes guys How badly do you think Japanese economy downturn in Q3 and Q4 going to hurt Sony? and after that how is the sales tax hike going to affect Sony's sales?
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Posted: 2013-09-25 20:35:38
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amirprog Posts: > 500


On 2013-09-25 20:35:38, MartenR wrote:
^ IPS, actually tft IPS just every other IPS display.

can you elaborate? i mean, obviously the iphone 5s and the g2 uses different kind of IPS screen then the z1 is using, otherwise the z1 would have better viewing angles.
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Posted: 2013-09-25 20:48:11
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MartenR Posts: 313

^I don't know the technical details.
@insiders Will we see Crystal-LED display in mobile devices? It seemed the most promising display tech. Considering it is hard to produce it in high pixel density is there any possibility we'll see it on a less pixel dense premium handset like Z1 mini?
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Posted: 2013-09-25 21:29:18
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iEducateYou Posts: 10

@amirprog
From what I remember awhile back, the high quality panels would use S-PVA, not the IPS like in competitors and Tablet Z. It is definitely not IPS as you can clearly see the difference between competitors.

Difference is contrast ratio is higher and has faster response time for PVA, while viewing angle is slightly higher for IPS. There does not seem to be a clear cut 'better' screen, however, apparently the tech society now prefers to have wide viewing angles over contrast ratio and response time.

DACHA mentioned the panels in Z1 could possibly even use S-PLS or AH-IPS (which are possibly the best types of panels out there), which you can find more info about here:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki[....]nsistor_liquid-crystal_display
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Posted: 2013-09-25 21:48:08
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