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In Reply to: RE: PS3 total sales keep rising posted by Ole Lund Christensen on December 06, 2007 at 05:44:15
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Best Regards,
Chris redmond.
Follow Ups:
"But price reduction was due to poor sales!"
Not really. The PS3 has some extremely advanced technology and Sony lost an estimated $200 on every sold unit sold at $600. Not so anymore, though Sony is probably losing as much money as Microsoft is losing on the Xbox 360. It seems Nintendo is the only one who makes money.
PS2 is still a big seller and I believe Sony is banking on the PS3 to be around for a long time.
> > The PS3 has some extremely advanced technology and Sony lost an estimated $200 on every sold unit sold at $600. Not so anymore, < <
Last year at this time, Sony was losing approximately $241 on every $699 PS3, and approx $307 on every $499 PS3, according to iSuppli. This year, overall losses on the PS3 are expected to be double those of last year.
> > though Sony is probably losing as much money as Microsoft is losing on the Xbox 360. < <
Doesn't look that way. It appears that the success of Halo 3 pushed the Xbox 360 into profitability, despite the reliability/service issues.
> > PS2 is still a big seller < <
Indeed it is. Even today it typically outsells its newer sibling by 2:1.
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