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Who created Sony?
Sony was founded in 1946. Sony was founded in 1946 and began using it's current name in 1958.
Who is the owner of the Sony Electronics company?
Sony Entertainment Television (SET) is a series of general entertainment television channels, owned by Sony Pictures Television.Therefore there is no real owner.
What is the name of the song that played in new ad of sony OLED?
Tik tok-Kesha
What is the meaning of the name malak?
Malak is an old Hebrew name meaning 'Messenger'.
What is the meaning of the name Sonny?
Sonny simply comes from the American name, meaning "Our son".
What is the Sony organisation?
meaning of sony organisation
What is Sony company name?
That would be Sony.
What was Sony's original name?
sony nakayama
Where did the name Sony Ericsson come from?
sony was the name of a make that makes music playes-theres a walkman on sony ericsson phones-and ericsson was the name of a phone!!!!!!!!!
Is Sony an acronym?
no. the original name of sony was a Japanese name that people in west found difficult to pronounce that is why the name sony was given from sonus i.e. sound
What is the name of the company who makes ps2?
It is a Sony Product
What does Sony mean in french?
Nothing at all. The verb "sonner" means to ring, as in the Frère Jacques song, but it has no form that spells or sounds like "sony". It's just a corporation name with no special meaning in French.
What is the meaning of the acronym SCEA?
The meaning of the acronym SCEA is the Sony Computer Entertainment of America. Sony Computer Entertainment of America is the headquarters of operations for the development, production, and localization for Sony Computer Entertainment in the continent of North America.
What is the meaning of phone model?
sony ericsson w8
Is PS2 a compound?
PS2 is used to shorten the name of the Sony Playstation 2 game console, although it might also be used with a different meaning.
Can the name Sony be a persons name?
yes it can be a persons name
Why is sony named sony?
It comes from the Latin name for sound (Sonus) Roland Hollós
