From what I can tell the answer is yes, if the Sony form designer did it correctly. Pressing the button will either send it thru to your default email or send it via HTTP like a web page to wherever Sony is electronically accepting those forms.
Snippets from the web:
"Acrobat doesn't actually send the email. It hands the email to the operating system, and the system sends the email through the default email client. The default email client is the program you use to send and receive emails. It's the one that pops up automatically whenever something happens on your system that has to do with email."
"HTTP submission is very similar to how web pages are requested by a web browser. Acrobat packs up the form data, or the entire form, into what's called an HTTP Request and then sends it out through the user's internet connection. As long as the user has an internet connection, no additional software or setup is needed on the system. This kind of submission is much more reliable and transparent than email."
