HappySqurriel on 18 January 2008
| CrazzyMan said: I know, FishyJoe, I know. All he is doing though is making a prediction and watching to see if the numbers bear it out. @johntonsoup,nice to see people, who actually can READ and understand the ONE of the points, why was created this thread. =) we will see, who will laugh last. :P =)) |
Most people don't have a problem with making (unrealistic) predictions, but want most of us want is a well supported connection between the data you are using to support the prediction and the system you're making the prediction for.
The PS2 in January 2001 is not a good system to compare the PS3 in January 2008 because the PS2 was very new and supply constrained in 2 regions (North America and Europe) while the PS3 has been around for awhile and is not supply constrained; the fact that the data you choose is bad, and there is no argument to connect the data sets together, means that the analysis is fundimentally flawed.
