The below is speculation (there is no date mentioned anywhere, please do not assume I am talking about one):
If Sony would (at one point) anounce a PS3 Slim for release in say 3 months, it would be expected that the PS3 sales would go way down for the remaining period (see PSP sales before PSP3000 in Japan). Also, I as expect that Sony would still be making an good number of PS3's each month at the time of the announcement, the prospect of a slimer, possibly cheaper PS3 would put the production of the current model plus the say roughly 1 million units on shelves and storage or transit at the moment ofthe announcement, in the risk of not being sold eva. Since the PS3 Slim would be cheaper to manufacture, selling the PS3 fat at a lower price that the new and more atractive PS3 slim, to compensate, would mean that it would sell at a signifficant loss.
So I'm puzzled. How would such a scenario happen without loosing lots of moneys in the process?








