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Sony Walkman is back in new touchscreen avatar, with Android 9 and more

Priced at Rs 23,990, the new-look portable digital audio player boasts a touchscreen display, Hi-Res audio support, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and NFC connectivity, and Android 9 Pie operating system

Sony WI-1000XM2 review: Hi-res audio, noise cancellation make this a winner

On first look, the Sony WI-1000XM2 appears to be an all-rounder in its segment. But is it? Let's find out

Year in Review: From Jabra and Bose, top 5 Bluetooth earphones of 2019

Business Standard lists top 5 Bluetooth earphones launched in 2019

The dance of the media elephants

As the big boys of media push for consolidation, scale is emerging as the killer app

Sony HT-X8500 Soundbar Review: Sony bucks the trend with key features

This 2.1-channel soundbar with Dolby audio and virtual 7.1.2-channel surround sound outdoes most of its counterparts with a slew of worthy features

Sony India looks to double revenue from premium products by 2021

The premium products in different categories include Bravia television, digital imaging and personal & home audio systems

Sony India sales drop for 3rd yr in a row on tough competition in TV market

New Delhi, 3 OctoberSony India's revenue declined in 2017-18 for a third year in a row. Known for its camcorders, home theatre systems and Bravia range of television sets, it reported a 2.6 per cent drop in operating revenue to slightly below Rs 70 billion, from Rs 71.8 bn in 2016-17, shows data with the registrar of companies.Sales peaked in 2014-15 at Rs 110 bn and then dropped to Rs 80.7 bn in 2015-16. It then fell 11 per cent the following year, amid a spin-off that separated its mobile handsets business into another subsidiary.Net profit, however, surged 35.5 per cent in FY18 to almost Rs 1.1 bn, up from Rs 793 million in FY17. Stock-in-trade and finished inventories from the previous year helped its bottom line.Sources say higher competition in India's robust TV market had dented the firm's share of late. Sony has grown increasingly dependent on its TV portfolio for revenue growth as demand for other products like camcorders, DVD players, digital cameras and personal computers ..

Sony India looks at 30-35% revenue from premium products in two years

Consumer electronics giant Sony India, which is focusing on strengthening its premium image, expects that the share of premium products across categories to its revenue would increase to 30-35 per cent in the next two years, an official said on Tuesday.

Sony India aims 35% of TV market share by 2019 with Bravia range

The Bravia range accounts for 60% of its Indian revenue

Sony India expects 25% sales growth during festive season

Sales Head Satish Padmanabhan said they would make Rs 500 cr investment in marketing

Sony India targets 40 per cent growth in festive season

For the entire year, by allocating a Rs 400 crore advertising and promotional budget, the company expects a 30 per cent sales push

Sony India sets Rs 150-cr mkt budget this festive season

Company is expecting a positive growth this festive season as it would see major sporting events like couple of home cricket series