Big business mag, Forbes, is the kind of publication that is read avidly by astute bankers, incisive analysts and other professionals who have lead us all to the bright economic present we currently inhabit. It has a columnist called Brian Caulfied. Brian's output a quick bit of researched analysis following last night's Sony announcements:
"Sony latest move, slashing the PlayStation3's price by $100 to $299 and offering a thinner version of the ginormous console, has almost no hope of making a difference. That's because Sony's technology-packed console will remain more expensive than either the Xbox 360, which starts at less than $20,0 (sic) and the Wii, which sells for $250."
We especially appreciate the well-researched price for the Xbox 360, let alone the definitive use of "almost no hope"... it's a really quite unique piece of insight.
"Sony latest move, slashing the PlayStation3's price by $100 to $299 and offering a thinner version of the ginormous console, has almost no hope of making a difference. That's because Sony's technology-packed console will remain more expensive than either the Xbox 360, which starts at less than $20,0 (sic) and the Wii, which sells for $250."
We especially appreciate the well-researched price for the Xbox 360, let alone the definitive use of "almost no hope"... it's a really quite unique piece of insight.
Companies:
Sony
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