hotcarl Says: January 4th, 2006 at 10:37 am “CES 2006 Preview: Will low-power, digital life, and rights management sell to consumers?” “7. # Sony PlayStation 3: Can it ship where Xbox 360 couldn’t? After the news of the Xbox 360 premiere’s rousing success has faded, we start to see some evidence of significant problems. Just like ATI discovered last year, Microsoft can’t exactly create new customers when it can’t ship its products in pace with demand. And while visions of prospective customers parked outside of Circuit City in their tents and raincoats, create free publicity for a product, after awhile, people start to lose sympathy for consumers standing in line for video games while others are standing in line for jobs, or even homes. If PlayStation 3 is going to capitalize on this, it needs to be ready to ship in volume. Are the stores ready? Are consumers ready…moreover, are they willing? Or did Xbox 360 satisfy their curiosity, if not their demand? (By the way, we’ve also heard something about a little heating problem that, if you know someone at Microsoft, you might ask them to look into.)” taken from http://www.tgdaily.com/2006/01/04/ces_2006_preview_1/ hot carl, is a holla back grrrl

Henning Says: January 4th, 2006 at 10:44 am I have a feeling there will be PS3 shortages as well. I’ll preorder mine as soon as I can.

Bullmkt Says: January 4th, 2006 at 1:51 pm No… but they could cut the PS2 price to 99 bucks

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