Sony reveals its first phone without Ericsson at CES

By Johny / 7 years ago / News / 1 Comment

Gadgetzz Sony reveals its first phone without Ericsson at CES Xperia Ion Xperia Acro HD Xperia sony ericsson Sony phone October network In October 2011 gadgets news Ericsson Draft CES Auto In October 2011, Sony agreed to buy Sony Ericsson’s half a part of the company for just over 1 billion €.

Ion Xperia, Sony Ericsson’s first smartphone from Sony for the LTE 4g network, in exclusive partnership with AT & T, the S is the first Xperia smartphone in NXT Series Sony HD technology.

Xperia Acro HD, the sequel to Acro, and Xperia NX, a variety of Xperia S, both for the Japanese market.

Xperia S will be available to consumers worldwide from the first quarter of 2012 and Xperia Ion will be available in U.S. via AT & T in the second quarter.

Xperia and Xperia Acro NX HD will be available in Japan in the spring, it appears.

“CES marks a major milestone for both Sony Ericsson and Sony with the introduction of the first smart phone from Sony,” writes Bert Nordberg, CEO of Sony Ericsson.

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elfariq01. Aug, 2016

milestone for both Sony Ericsson