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80G will be $499 once 60G are sold ;-)

Posted by 4season on July 15, 2007 at 15:16:37:
That's my guess!

If anything, the 80G model is probably cheaper to manufacture as it omits the Emotion Engine chip, and blue laser costs are fallen a lot. Want full PS/2 backwards compatibility in hardware? Then it might be a good time to get a 60G model while they last. The good news is, the supply should last awhile: That's what Kaz Hirai says (see link), and I believe him, because the PS/3 that I purchased yesterday was manufactured in January.