HappySqurriel on 29 March 2009
Being that Sony has to constantly lose money selling the PS3 to make it appealing to customers, and even then its sales level can be described as mediocre, I think we have enough real world evidence that the "Value" argument that Sony makes is flawed.
Combining two products together is only adds value to the end product when there is a synergy between the two products, and the new product's value is greater than the sum of its parts.
