dallas said:
axt113 said:
dallas said:
this kinda reminded me of the US versus Soviet tank upgrades during the cold war.......the US would update its tanks ever 10-15 years and the soviets every 5-8. The US made revolutionary upgrades to its tanks while the Soviets made evolutionary ones and ended up spending a lot more on R&D etc to keep its product going.
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Except Sony doesn't really do anything special with their upgrades, its just more power, nothing else, Nintendo on the other hand, changes the nature of the beast with their advances
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Sure, they all innovate. I would call kinect innovation. I would call Wii motion control as well as the Blu-ray and 3d initives by Sony as innovation. And 3d is a darn good strategy, as its going to basically force all 3d movies to be in blu-ray, and for movie theatres to buy sony's 3d projectors, and increase the market for 3d stuff in general. It's a really broad reaching campaign that is going to do well. I mean motion control vs that? wtf , it doesn't even compare lol
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But these aren't disruptive innovations, Kinect, Blu-ray, glasses 3d, none of these have any disruptive potential as they are being used
