Sony: PS3 Supplies to Improve by May
By Ed Oswald, BetaNews
February 28, 2007, 10:55 AM
Those wishing to get their hands on Sony's PlayStation 3 should have no problem by May, as the company said it was on track to ship two million consoles by the end of next month, and be able to meet demand soon after.
Executives also seem to be disputing claims by some gaming sites that unsold PlayStation 3's are common across the country, pointing to locations that have been sold out since the console's launch in November.
Altogether, Sony expects to ship six million PS3s by the end of March.
Much of the problem, many analysts say, is the PS3's price. At either $499 or $599 USD, it is $200 more expensive than the Xbox 360, and more than twice the price of the Wii. Additionally, Sony's arrogance about its product is also an issue among some buyers, they say.
While Sony has cut prices in Japan, it has repeatedly said it was satisfied with the price in the United States.






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