US EditionSony reportedly downscaling its smartphone business in Europe
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In all discretion, Sony gradually withdraws from the European smartphone market. The Xperia range, a long-standing symbol of innovation and technological audacity, disappears discreetly from the stalls and official sites. An end expected for several years.
The Japanese electronics giant Sony has apparently begun to discontinue direct sales of its smartphones of the well-known Xperia series in Europe. In some important markets, including Germany, direct marketing has recently ceased. (Read more)
Sony Cuts Back Its Smartphone Business in Europe
Sony is scaling down its smartphone business in Europe, starting with Finland. A local tech report from Finland has confirmed that the company’s newest phone, ... The post Sony Cuts Back Its Smartphone Business in Europe appeared first on Gizchina.com.
A few weeks ago, Sony withdrew the Sony Xperia 1 VII smartphone from official distribution, including in Poland – likely due to recent reports of technical issues with these devices. Now, however, we're learning that the manufacturer is apparently partially disappearing from the European smartphone market. What does this even mean? Sony Xperia smartphones are becoming increasingly difficult to purchase in Europe. The Finnish website Suomimobiili…
Sony smartphones are becoming increasingly difficult to obtain through official sales channels, and the situation suggests that the company is preparing for a complete withdrawal from the market.
Sony partially withdraws from European market, availability of Xperia phones to be limited
Xperia smartphone sales are declining, and Sony is now reacting to the low demand. After the global suspension of sales due to technical issues with the Xperia 1 VII, Sony is entirely withdrawing from the Finnish market and is considering similar measures in other countries.
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