mrstickball on 09 November 2007
Because Nvida didn't give them price breaks, nor Intel on their products. There was almost no cost reduction - just discounts on what the products cost via normal reductions.
MS got screwed first gen, now they're reducing their prices oh-so quickly.
Think about it: 2 years ago, the Xbox 360 cost $523 for a premium.
Today it costs under $300 as far as we can tell. 2 years from now, it'll probably be sub-$150.
Back from the dead, I'm afraid.
