Interesting that this article suggests that Sony marketshare is "dwindling", when, in fact, it is slowly edging upwards each week. The 360 has to maintain a near 3:2 ratio to keep the marketshare as-is, and the Wii a near 5:2 ratio. The Wii is holding on, but the 360 is ever so slowly losing ground (again), in that regard.
The PS3 doesn't need a pricecut to maintain the status quo, and if maintaining the status quo is Sony's goal atm, while they reorganize, then they are doing a fine job.
Sony seems to be attacking the handheld market with fervor lately, and their momentum looks to be improving quite well, while the PS3 gains more software support (esp. from Japanese devs) every day in a slow, but sure, manner.
I'm not sure why people thinks they need to break out the "red button" and chop the PS3's price -- they're doing just fine. It takes a lot of effort to turn a behemoth around -- pushing a button, that costs them a lot of money in the short-term, during a financial crisis, won't help them, or the PS3 by proxy, at all.
