Sony Xperia XZs
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- AnonD-5216
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- 25 May 2017
Anonymous, 24 May 2017Murata Manufacturing Co., Ltd. ("Murata") and Sony Corporat... morePlease read your own copy/pasted quotes form Murata website correctly. All of Sony battery manufacturing and R&D is being transferred/sold to Murata.
"Business operations related to consumer sales of Sony-branded USB batteries, alkaline batteries, button and coin batteries, and mobile projectors, as well as certain other products, will not be part of the Transfer."
So, as written above, Sony is only being involved in CONSUMER SALES of some Sony branded batteries now.
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- AnonD-602817
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- 25 May 2017
AnonD-481725, 23 May 2017Got it got it, Samsung Galaxy s8, i knew it :DIgnore him man he's just desperate sammy fanboy he's trolling everywhere in sony pave
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- 25 May 2017
To anyone who owns this phone, at which format are the super slow-mo video recorded?
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- Anonymous
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- 24 May 2017
AnonD-5216, 24 May 2017Murata web site states the sale price of Sony's Battery bus... moreMurata Manufacturing Co., Ltd. ("Murata") and Sony Corporation ("Sony") today announced that they have signed a binding definitive agreement to transfer the Sony Group's battery business to the Murata Group ("Transfer"). Murata and Sony had previously announced on July 28, 2016 that they had entered into a non-binding memorandum of understanding regarding the Transfer.
From the perspective of each of their portfolio strategies, and in order to increase the competitiveness and ensure the sustained growth of the battery businesses while also continuing to secure appropriate investment to achieve such competitiveness and sustained growth, Murata and Sony determined that it would be mutually beneficial to transfer the technological strengths and business experience Sony has accumulated in the battery business to Murata, and for the business to be operated within the Murata Group.
Under the definitive agreement, Sony will transfer to Murata the battery business conducted by Sony Energy Devices Corporation, Sony's wholly-owned subsidiary in Japan; Sony's battery-related manufacturing operations located in China and Singapore; and assets and personnel assigned to the battery business at the Sony Group's sales and R&D sites in Japan and worldwide. The sales price is approximately 17.5 billion yen. Murata is planning to offer the approximately 8,500 Sony Group employees who are involved in the battery business employment within the Murata Group upon the completion of the Transfer.
Business operations related to consumer sales of Sony-branded USB batteries, alkaline batteries, button and coin batteries, and mobile projectors, as well as certain other products, will not be part of the Transfer.
Murata and Sony are aiming to complete the Transfer by early April 2017, subject to required regulatory approvals and other conditions.
Could you read fully. Sony do not transfer all the battery business to Murata.
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- 24 May 2017
AnonD-481725, 23 May 2017Do your research before posting nonsense, it is not selling... moreMurata web site states the sale price of Sony's Battery business.
"The sales price is approximately 17.5 billion yen."
http://www.murata.com/about/newsroom/news/company/general/2016/1031
To all you non native English speakers, a transfer of business can mean a sale of business also.
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- Anonymous
- Xue
- 24 May 2017
AnonD-27765, 22 May 2017Mediocre specs, mediocre camera, mediocre screen, mediocre ... moreWell you are on the wrong page the comment suit s8 more
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- Inno
- GXp
- 24 May 2017
Guys, please how do I rollback My XZ to marshmallow. I'm regretting the Nougat update?
Not bugs, I don't like the pull down bar toggles.
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- AnonymouslyXZ
- sSS
- 24 May 2017
Jack, 19 May 2017Sony has to pick up their battery game. As cheap Chinese co... moreYou're probably talking about cheap quality high performance phones my friend! XD
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- AnonD-600084
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- 24 May 2017
AnonD-481725, 23 May 2017Do your research before posting nonsense, it is not selling... moreTrue story,it just transfer,because sony still sold and making their battery contain product,like power bank ,rechargeable battery,camera battery and other else,btw i just bought their new power bank
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- 24 May 2017
AnonD-481725, 23 May 2017Do your research before posting nonsense, it is not selling... moreSony battery division was sold to Murata for 17.7 Billion yen. Go to Maurata site and read it.
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- 23 May 2017
AnonD-647328, 23 May 2017Wrong. Sony sold its battery division. Sony then tranferred... moreDo your research before posting nonsense, it is not selling, it is transferring.
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- 23 May 2017
AnonD-5216, 22 May 2017Yes, Sony sold its battery division and all its battery ass... moreAnd Samsung asked Murata backup after the massive failure of the note 7.
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- 23 May 2017
AnonD-27765, 22 May 2017Mediocre specs, mediocre camera, mediocre screen, mediocre ... moreGot it got it, Samsung Galaxy s8, i knew it :D
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- 23 May 2017
Anonymous, 22 May 2017It is a agreement they sign. It is not sold, but the Sony h... moreWrong. Sony sold its battery division. Sony then tranferred all its battery assets division to Murata. Do you think that Sony would transfer all its battery assets division for free ?
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- Anonymous
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- 22 May 2017
AnonD-5216, 22 May 2017Yes, Sony sold its battery division and all its battery ass... moreIt is a agreement they sign. It is not sold, but the Sony hater claim that is sold.
I read the Murata official news, it say is transfer and incorporate, including the technology and staffs. That's why I believe they can bring out great battery in future.
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- 22 May 2017
AnonD-27765, 22 May 2017Mediocre specs, mediocre camera, mediocre screen, mediocre ... moreTrue but about galasy s8.
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- Anonymous
- 7ty
- 22 May 2017
in my hand xzs... wow super smooth performance n looks. like premium... i lv it... n slow motion oh my god superb... daily enjoy... well done
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- NJu
- 22 May 2017
Mediocre specs, mediocre camera, mediocre screen, mediocre design, mediocre battery life, mediocre speakers. This phone is the definition of mediocrity. Should not cost more than 400 dollars.
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- AnonD-5216
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- 22 May 2017
Yes, Sony sold its battery division and all its battery assets to Murata in 2016. So now, Sony no longer makes batterys.
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- 20 May 2017
AnonD-647328, 20 May 2017Sony doesn't make batterys anymore. Sony sold its battery ... moreSony actually transferred their battery division in to MURATA "another Japanese company" to improve the competition.