When the PSP had a $30 price cut, the "cut" was about 17% of its original price, of 169 if I'm correct. The PS3 price cut, if we are to assume that it will indeed be $100, will be about $100. The difference between these two products, however, is that the PS3 seems to be a lot more competitive versus its rivals with respect to its potential market strength. If offers more advantages when compared to the wii/360 than does the PSP when compared with the DS.
Didn't PSP sales jump by about 50% after the 1st month after its price cut?
I am expecting that, plus more with the PS3, based on its blockbuster game announcements, and Home. I say that the PS3's sales will increase by 65% based on its greater degree of strength, if it would be logical to start off with the increase in sales of the PSP and then adjusting them according my perception of the PS3's strength.







