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Sony exits PC market with VAIO sale to focus on Mobiles

A few years back, personal computer played vital role in digital life. But, now the personal computer are used as a normal device along with other devices.

Due to this, A very popular Japanese organisation, Sony, met drastic fall in sells of VAIO computers.

So, Sony has decided to stop manufacturing the product further as well as decided to sell its factory to others. As expected, Japan Industrial Partners will buy Sony's PC unit and set up a separate company to take over operation.

Similarly, IBM stopped its personal computer production from 2004. HP also announced the same that surprised everyone. Later, HP changed its decision. But, Sony decision is expected by everyone. Because, mobile has taken the importance from computers.

Here after, Sony is going to involve in Mobiles, Tablets and Televisions only. Sony expects to transfer around 250 to 300 employees from its PC division to the new business. The deal also means new VAIO models will no longer be available outside of Japan.

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