How the fook Sony is at a 10 year high?

Because of this my dude:

60 - 120 million is anywhere from half to one to one. However, if they sold anywhere between 60 & 120 million, I know that there would be 10's of millions PS Phone owner that are not PS Home console owners, and there would be 10's of millions of PS Home console owners that don't buy a PS Phone. Different people want different thing. Some people only want a single mobile device that does everything with no home devices, some what a basic mobile device and a computer at home, some want a do all mobile device and a smart tv. There are billions of different consumers, all very different needs. 

There is a market for portable gaming devices. Sony and Nintendo have shown when do even half way right, you can sell 235 million handhelds. There is almost no market for Xperia devices, and what is there is shrinking every year. At the end of the day no matter how little or how many Xperia's Sony sells, it continues to loose money, and do nothing to build a stronger business for them. They need to change gears, and focus on a market they understand, and have success in. They can get a good number of those 80 million  PSP owners back if they build a proper gaming phone that fills the necessities of a 2020 mobile device like PSP did in 2005. 

There are millions of people that don't care about apps, size, weight, dust resistance, battery life, ect., and just want a mobile device that offers what they need. Like you said, it is not a one size fits all business, different people have different preferences. Sony needs to stop trying and failing to sell phones to the same people Apple and Samsung are, and start selling phones to their own niche demographic.