They also make very good televisions. I wouldn't buy their phones (I stick to Apple and Nokia) or their Hifi (I have KEF, Marantz and Onkyo; I'll probably move up to Arcam or even Cyrus at one stage unless I'll just keep what I've got and I like anyway).
Their AV range has some cracking units (probably one of the very few brands that I would replace my ageing Pioneer separates with).
Their camcorders are also very popular (I prefer Panasonic) and they make professional video equipment.
They make fantastic alarm clocks and their newer offerings with iPod connectors are not bad at all (my girlfriend likes hers).
Their computers look decent, although I never understood pink as a colour option, and the finish and the materials could be better (here, I stay with Apple until I get absolutely sick of them and decide that I don't want any more OS X).
Sony ebook readers are some of the best (I love my new Kindle).
Their new DSLRs proved to be a hit (I haven't bought a Nikon yet, so I'll just wait until I'll really need the Canon that I really want).
Their cheaper cameras look great and make decent pictures.
I've had a few cars with their stereos, they sound good, have an understated look and offer good options and functionality (although, I prefer Alpine or Pioneer).
Playstation - need I say more? (Actually, yes. I like Lux Delux on my Macs sometimes
).
Digital picture frames, all sorts of gadgets - they are so popular and they are excellent gifts (I take anything from them as a gift, thank you very much in advance).
And this is just most consumer products and the professional video camera range. Sony has other interests too in media and electronics. It has its revenue sorted in a much more secure way than Apple, I would think.
