TheBigFatJ said:
This is true, but it's sort of like a company saying, "we produced 5 million consoles and had a huge loss this year. But next year we're going to sell them and have a huge profit. So we were profitable!" The point is that the profitability is paper-only -- that is, they're literally losing money now, but they're losing money they set aside and listed as a huge loss last year instead of this year. So while they're losing last year's money now, their product is still losing money, even if it shows to make money on paper. |
Again. You can't count the money twice. MS already took the hit on their fiscal year in 2006 for repairs being made today.
It's not a paper-only profit... It's a real profit, just as they took a real loss in 2006.

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