IBM did this a long time ago. They analyzed the company, saw services were where they made all the money, and went all out after that. They sold their printer d

IBM did this a long time ago. They analyzed the company, saw services were where they made all the money, and went all out after that. They sold their printer division, their laptop division, their storage division. The laptops, the ThinkPad line, actually had a really good name for themselves and some businesses and consumers that only bought them. It took some serious balls to get rid of it. I guess that's the position Sony is in now. It would be good for the company to drop the unprofitable electronics division, but it's probably more than they are capable of doing.