Sony today launched its first tablet PC in India and unveiled 3G tablets which will be launched in the mid of next month.

Electronic consumer device maker Sony today launched its first tablet PC in India and unveiled 3G tablets which will be launched in the mid...

Sony India expects sales of its Bravia flat panel televisions increase 50% to 12 lakh units for the year ending March’12.

Sony India was targeting a sales turnover of Rs 7,400 crore this fiscal, a 35 per cent growth from the previous year.

Sony India aims to double its VAIO brand sales in India to 5 lakh laptops and is eyeing 20 per cent market share.

Sony India, a unit of Japan's Sony Corp, expects to increase its market share in the flat panel TV segment to 40 percent from the current 3...

Japanese electronics giant Sony on Thursday said it expects 30 per cent of the company's total revenues in India by 2012 to come from sales...

With consumer notebook sales in India estimated to touch 12.5-lakh units by June next, electronics major, Sony, is expecting to double its ...

Consumer electronics major Sony India on Tuesday said it will invest up to Rs 1,800 crore in the next one year on marketing and promotional...

Thinning out competition, consumer electronics maker Sony launched its new range of ultra slim notebooks priced at Rs 65,000, which the com...

Sony India, one of the largest consumer electronics brands, has set a target of 25 per cent growth during festive period (September/October...

Sony India is eyeing 42% marketshare in the digital cameras category in the coming fiscal as against 37% currently.

Japan's Sony Corp will focus on high definition (HD) products to grow its business in India.

Sony India on Thursday launched a new range of LCD televisions, hoping that the new series would contribute substantially to achieve a busi...

Japanese electronics giant Sony on Wednesday said this year it is aiming to clock a turnover of Rs 4,000 crore and is doubling its advertis...

Sony Corporation is targeting $2 bn revenue from India operations in next two years.

After Korean giants LG and Samsung, it’s the turn of Japanese consumer electronics rival Sony to reshuffle its top management. Sony India h...