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Originally Posted by MikeRox
I don't think it'll be of any concern for the PS3 at all.
Each PS3 sale - lost money. Most of that money is made back from video game sales. (movie sales make Sony far less money than a PS3 game sale does) so in many ways, people buying the PS3 purely for Blu-ray was actually a headache for Sony in trying to recover losses.
Each BD player is sold at a profit (or at the very least, break even) and the PS2 followed the same pattern for DVD in some territories, particularly Japan. The PS2 was the cheapest DVD player on the market at launch and actually what propelled the format in Japan and when DVD players became cheaper than the PS2 it certainly did that system no damage.
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Mike:
If you sell a manufactured good for a break even price - you lost money.
And we have no idea if losses are not being incurred on the sale of some of the low priced BD players.
The prices dropped very fast - yet it takes months to get a product manufactured and shipped.