fragland.net  |  fragland.be  |  Sci-Fi Belgium

Related Tags

There are no tags attached to this item.

Latest comments

Anonymous pedali
Anonymous asas
Anonymous hek ill buy every singl one
Anonymous cool ill buy it
Anonymous it is a load of crap, you cant even use it in the dashboard. I think i...
Anonymous bom
Anonymous My 9 year old daughter, 6 year old son, and 4 year old son love this g...
Anonymous how can i download?
Anonymous cue smallest violin
Anonymous anon1 you also neglect the other major point of the article. the pollu...

Latest forum comments

Rian Dat amperssssssaaantjeuh in uw zin zag er toch wel keischattig uit :3m...
Speed nop, just having a feeling everyone else is getting more & more ga...
b|0-0|n vraag me af of speed al meer metro is geworden ondertussen..
b|0-0|n laat weten of t fun is!
Darkflash had er het er niet voor over om dubbel zo veel euro's te geven om er d...
DoubleD jaja, het liedje is mooie kleinkunst, maar de uitvoering is ... bah Ax...
Looney Tja :sarcastic De kinderlijke onschuld waarmee het nummer is geschrev...
mansibehal Submit your short film to "The Party" competition at Filmaka...
Kenshin 't is feminine side ;) On-topic moet ik jullie helaas het antwoord sch...
b|0-0|n dat snap ik niet, allez ja... mja.. snap ik deels :p
Visit the forums »

RSS Feeds

Feeds are per category
All News
Comments

News

Sony confirms PS3 price cut

Posted on Monday, 9 July 2007 by Speed, source: 1Up
Last week we reported that rumours were fyling around that Sony might lower the price of the PS3 with no less than $100. Well, today we can tell you that 1Up has received confirmation from Sony about this.

As of this Tuesday the company will be dropping the price of the 60GB PlayStation 3 SKU to $499 while there will also be a new 80GB version available for $599 as of August.

Small detail: this is currently only valid for the US. No confirmation of price drops in Europe yet.
In other news:
EA: "We're boring people to death"
New Call of Duty 4 trailer

3 Comment(s)

Anonymous

Anonymous

First! wonder how much money sony will make from cutting PS3 by $100 dollars...Guess i need a calculator or something.
First! wonder how much money sony will make from cutting PS3 by $100 dollars...Guess i need a calculator or something.
Quote
Posted on 11:37, July 09th 2007
NINJAFISH

NINJAFISH

This will probably help PS3 sales a lot but they still need a stronger library of games. Also it makes you wonder why anyone would pay $100 more for 20 GB of storage.

They maybe should have waited for a holiday season or release of a highly anticipated game.
This will probably help PS3 sales a lot but they still need a stronger library of games. Also it makes you wonder why anyone would pay $100 more for 20 GB of storage. They maybe should have waited for a holiday season or release of a highly anticipated game.
Quote
Posted on 15:41, July 09th 2007
Majithise

Majithise

They originally were going to wait for September if I remember correctly, plus they are already loosing money on every unit sold. It's the razor-and-blade strategy that all consoles use, breakeven or loose money on the consoles and make it back on the games. And the versions don't just differ in storage space, but other stuff as well unless they've changed that.

For me though, this is just the sort of thing I've been waiting for. So I'll probably buy one soon.
They originally were going to wait for September if I remember correctly, plus they are already loosing money on every unit sold. It's the razor-and-blade strategy that all consoles use, breakeven or loose money on the consoles and make it back on the games. And the versions don't just differ in storage space, but other stuff as well unless they've changed that. For me though, this is just the sort of thing I've been waiting for. So I'll probably buy one soon.
Quote
Posted on 21:54, July 09th 2007
 

put your comment here

CrazyCamel
Metriweb TripTracker
Technical support: Foreach - Privacy Statement and Terms of Service
Server uptime: 4 weeks 4 days 5 hours 54 minutes | This page was generated in 0.24 secs
Syndicate our news: ATOM Feed RSS Feed