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Sony Ericsson isn’t expecting any launch delay for its Xperia X10 Android-based smartphone in China despite Android-developer Google’s threat to pull out of the market.
On Tuesday Google postponed the launch of two Android-based phones, one from Samsung and one from Motorola, due to the ongoing discussions between the company and Chinese authorities. The phones had been due to go on sale on Wednesday through China Unicom.

“We don’t expect any delay based on that situation,” said Bert Nordberg, president of Sony Ericsson, at a Tokyo news conference. “We expect to launch simultaneously in the whole world including China.”

The only exception would be in Japan where the phone will debut slightly earlier in April, said Nordberg.

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