@Final-Fan: I deal with advisors at my Job, and they suck. Like I said in my earlier post you have to remember business fundamentals. Than you can innovate and change within those parameters. Thinking outside box is always wrongly applied. Thinking outside the box originated in logistics, ways to change old methods with then new technologies. It is meant to encourage people to not be afraid of change and to be open to new ideas. These companies and advisors think of completely unsound ideas, but because of office politics and excitement of new things. But they are obviously bad decisions.
I am sure these lines sounded great in the board room
"4D"
"People will save up to buy it"
"599 is a great deal"
"Hey, let's sell it at a loss, I am sure we will make it back on Bravia and Bluray sales."
You get the point.
I would cite regulation, but I know you will simply ignore it.
