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SlorgNet said:
In re price: don't forget the rate of inflation -- it's a bit above 3% a year, and that adds up over time. That $199 magic price-point in 2000 would be close to $299 in 2009 dollars. Assuming an annual $100 reduction in price - perfectly reasonable, because electronics drop 35-40% a year and Sony has moved aggressively on PS3 cost reduction - Sony's game-plan looks like this:

2007: $499 Early adopters and HDTV aficionados get it
2008: $399 HDTV crosses 50% penetration, mass market builds
2009: $299 HDTV universal, mass sales 

 


Thats some weird math you did there. 0-9 is 10 years. 10*3=30% 200*1.3=260. That would make the mass market price closer to 250, which goes a much longer way to explay the wii than how 300 dollars is "mass market" for the PS3.



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