Bodhesatva said:
Right, you've identified the problem. It really depends on how you define a "great deal:" if you simply mean how much money it costs to produce, then obviously the PS3 is a great deal. If a great deal is something that lots of people will buy at the given price, then obviously the PS3 is NOT a great deal. I tend to believe that "Value" is determined by the customer, not the production cost, so I go with the latter. Taking your logic to the extremes, you could say that a hybrid Blu-Ray player, Video Game machine, Music Player, and Corvette are a bargain for 69,799 dollars -- when the actual car by itself retails for 69,999. What a deal! |
Is this a bad time to point out that I have a £150 chess set that a much prefer over any animated system?
Edit: I appear to have quoted the wrong persone. I ment to quote Timmah and not Bodhesatva.







