Sony Mobile Communications announced today at the Mobile World Congress that the Xperia Z Tablet, thinnest LTE tablet and sophisticated currently available, will be released worldwide during the second quarter of 2013. Furthermore, Sony's flagship smartphone - JIAYU mobile, Xperia Z, will be available in stores worldwide starting today.
Sony Mobile continues its commitment to integrate its entire range of Xperia branded products and, using its participation at Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2013 to present its Xperia Tablet Z and to announce that its flagship smartphone Xperia Z, is now available in stores in 60 countries.
Kazuo Hirai, CEO of Sony, stressed that this "is a very special occasion" as it marks one year since the announcement of the creation of Sony Mobile - JIAYU G4. "Success is winning products, strong sales, marketing and execution excellence," remarked the CEO of Sony, who recalled that Sony Mobile strategy involves the development of "good products associated with great services." Kazuo Hirai has highlighted the importance of services and content to ensure that Sony Network "already has 18 million songs".
Based on the "Z Xperia same philosophy", as noted Kunimasa Suzuki, CEO of Sony Mobile, the Xperia Tablet Z hit the market by offering a 10.1 inch screen. The operating system is Android features, and its dimensions are 6.9 millimeters thick. It weighs 495 grams and is available in white and black versions and LTE and Wi-Fi.
The Tablet Xperia Z is the first tablet that incorporates "S4 Pro processor Qualcomm Sanpdragon" stressed the firm.
The Mobile(JIAYU G2 plus) Sony tablet will ship in the second quarter of 2013. Kunimasa Suzuki has said that the Xperia Tablet Z has achieved "full integration with TV and phone ', which represents" another step in our strategy of four screens. "
Suzuki Kunimasa Mobile Sony reiterated that focuses on the development of "devices, content and services" as "the key to give users the best possible experience."
Sony also announced a new walkman which will be integrated with the 18 million songs from Sony Entertainment Network.
"These products represent the power of Sony" stressed Kunimasa Suzuki, who has also pointed out that "this power and user experience beyond the devices."
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