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Sony's Xperia Z smartphone as a competitor to Samsung Galaxy and Apple iPhone in 2013. Sony is now in third place in global smartphone sales with a 5% market share. Sony CEO Hirai says the basic building blocks are in place for Sony to secure the strong position in smartphone sales that its technology and assets deserve.

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