Sony Seeking to Beat Apple in Revolutionizing Television

[AlterEg0]

It's been all over the place. The stock has ping ponged quite a bit, so it obviously wasn't a good time to buy if they were planning on simply flipping the stock. It was hovering around $360-370 for a long time. Buying just because something randomly shot up over a couple of days is just bad in general, when it could have been purchased lower as a long term investment assuming confidence in Apple's continued performance. Right now global factors are probably just making investors worried even though earnings are strong overall.

Look for resistance at $362. If it drops below that, do not catch the falling knife.

 

[Dbrown]

Um, thats why I said “basically.”

What the heck is "basically" supposed to mean? I suppose the iphone 4 is basically made by LG too since they manufacture the screen?

 

[linux2mac]

"arrogant tech company out there." - I think at the moment at least that crown goes to Apple.

Nope, been arrogant since its beginnings. Great ad by the way. That was awesome.

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Much has been made of Steve Jobs' revelation in his authorized biography about having "cracked" how to develop a revolutionary interface for an integrated television set, a disclosure that has led to claims of Apple working to launch a Siri-enabled television set by 2013.

The Wall Street Journal takes a look at how seriously Sony is taking the Apple threat, sharing comments from Sony CEO Howard Stringer about the strategies the company is seeking to employ, beginning with a "platform" spanning all the way from mobile devices to television sets.Stringer also claims that Sony has some ideas about a "different kind of TV set" that it has been working on as it seeks to beat Apple to the punch.Stringer touches on several other topics in his interview, including an admission that Sony failed to realize how difficult it would be to get content providers to sign on to provide 3-D programming, a reluctance that has significantly slowed adoption of the technology. Stringer also briefly mentions the iPhone and his belief that other platforms will match the iOS experience, but that those platforms will need to adopt the seamless experience Apple has championed for its "well organized" devices and ecosystem.

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