Sony posts Q3 2010Revenue Details

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Sony has posted its 2010 Q3 revenue details, reporting a income of approximately US $1.68 billion. Though the sales were mostly save in many departments, Sony’s operating inccome saw dramatic changes.

Unit sales-wise, Sony Bravia sets have sharp increase in sales, while PSP sales took a big hit dropping from 4.2 million in Q3 2009 to 3.6 million in Q3 2010. On the software side PS3 and PSP gaming units did better by selling 10 million (for PS3) and 1.4 million (for PSP) units more than previous years. The PS2 sales is no different than last year’s while the PS2 software sales is down 50%.

The Games division od Sony has reported earnings that exceeded the estimates of analyst due to release of some famous game titles for PS3. The operating cost of Consumer, Professional and Devices have seen a 47% drop, while a 134% steep increase in Networked products and Services is observed.

For more information and revenue details visit http://www.sony.net/SonyInfo/IR/financial/fr/viewer/10q3/

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