The good news, if you want to call it that, is that Sony Ericsson's most recent quarter loss is not as bad as its epic $382 million tab prior, and at this point there's no talk of further en masse job cuts. That said, this new report isn't exactly sunshine, and the Q2 results show a 213 million Euro ($299 million) net loss. Product shipments were around 13.8 million, down 43 percent compared with last year. Some blame is attributed to the focus on mid-tier feature phones in lieu of a greater smartphone push -- SE says it's working to correct that direction, but its higher end devices won't hit until fourth quarter. One interesting note is that one of those late-year handhelds is said to "integrate with PlayStation," but before you get excited over the oft-rumored PSP phone, we'd venture to say it's more likely that description's referencing the Remote Play-supporting Aino. From what we can tell, there's no indication of what's in the cards to improve Q3, so we won''t exactly be surprised if the story repeats itself three months from now.
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Sony Ericsson Posts $299 Million Q2 2009 Loss, Playstation-integrated Phone (probably Aino) Coming Q4 This should be in NEWS
#2
Posted 17 July 2009 - 08:35 AM
At least they're losing money less fast
#3
Posted 17 July 2009 - 05:12 PM
that's a gr8 achievement hehe!!!!!!!
btw did someone noticed that nokia's average selling price is 60 euro(from nokia Q2 report) while SE's 122 euro, isnt this a proof that SE fones r highly overpriced like hell.......
btw did someone noticed that nokia's average selling price is 60 euro(from nokia Q2 report) while SE's 122 euro, isnt this a proof that SE fones r highly overpriced like hell.......
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Posted 17 July 2009 - 05:15 PM

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Posted 17 July 2009 - 06:41 PM
Wow... err, great news. I guess. (not)
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#7
Posted 18 July 2009 - 10:24 AM
hks_911, on 2009-07-17 19:20, said:
that's a gr8 achievement hehe!!!!!!!
btw did someone noticed that nokia's average selling price is 60 euro(from nokia Q2 report) while SE's 122 euro, isnt this a proof that SE fones r highly overpriced like hell.......
btw did someone noticed that nokia's average selling price is 60 euro(from nokia Q2 report) while SE's 122 euro, isnt this a proof that SE fones r highly overpriced like hell.......
Maybe Nokia sells more basic phones?
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