| Alby_da_Wolf said: What you say is true for systems with chaotic attractors. Is gaming market such a system? Or not? Or perhaps is it a sum of different functions of which maybe some are chaotic, but that have only a partial influence on the whole, adding variance but up to a certain degree? As amongst the few things we know, there is that "real" economy (not the speculative one) has a quite slow growth, in the best years it grew in the order of tens percent, so we can say that also the possible chaotic components have BIBO stability, the potential market is limited with limited economic resources.
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Microsoft watched Sony's actions like a hawk, If Sony's gameplan changed then Microsoft's would have too. They knew about the Cell processor a long time before the PS3 was released. Therefore if you went back in time and changed Sony's plans then Microsoft's plans would have be adjusted to match.
No Cell? No Xenon.
Tease.
