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Posted by Ole Lund Christensen on December 16, 2007 at 05:20:32:
PSP 439,846 units last week and total 27,776,383
PS3 417,534 units last week and total 7,194,575
X360 414,159 units last week and total 14,558,327
PS2 384,241 units last week and total 113,332,506

So PS3 is now selling better than PS2 and X360.
And adding PSP, PS2 and PS3 together you see total SONY domination.

It does not look like 2:1 for PS2 does it?

Nobody but SONY knows what the new PS3 40GB cost to make.
However when you have made 7 million, the next millions do get cheaper to make.

see link for PS2 and PS3 sales