Sony says it’s not giving up on smartphones yet, as CFO Lin Tao says Xperia is ‘very important’ to the business.

Sony, however, says that Xperia is a “very important” part of its business and that it will continue to “nuture” it.

Sony’s smartphones skew premium — often flirting with ¥200,000 (around €1,500 for the Xperia 1 VII) — putting them out of reach for the cost-conscious majority.

Sony Group CFO Sue Lin said that Xperia is “a very important business for us” during a briefing on the company’s financial results earlier today.

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