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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
hmurchison @ Jan 16th 2007 4:12AM
mcloki
92k in North America in 2 months isn't good sales? Then explain why if you take out PS3 sales Blu-ray has only mustered 25 thousand sales.
http://arstechnica.com/news.ars/post/20070115-8625.html
According to NPD data. Blu-ray is the PS3 and currently the demand for the PS3 is waning fast. They've shipped a Million units worldwide and the interest is fading. Clearly Sony would have never hit their hyped up 4 million units in North America even if they had the product available. You can forget a price decrease, Sony's losing hundreds on both units.
Keep in mind that the 92k doesn't reference Europe where the sales are brisk. MS is quoting that they've shipped 150k units total. They still have 10 million Xbox 360s to market to. I haven't bought mine and I have a friend that's looking for one as well for her Xbox. We're just started buddy.
Robert @ Jan 16th 2007 10:29AM
Yeah it is waning real fast, at least where I am at. Both Best Buys I have been to this week have a stack of 60gb and few 20gb models sitting. I talked to one of the employees at the first one I went to monday. He said they sold 1 60gb on Saturday, and that was it for the weekend.