| X360.IT 2006-10-03, 7:48 pm |
| Citing a recent share drop in Sony Corporation to concerns over the PS3
stability at the recent Tokyo Game Show, it appears that the PS3 will suffer
from the scourge of the next-generation, yes the dreaded overheating issue.
Commenting on the subject, BusinessWeek quoted David Gibson, a Macquarie
Equities analyst based in Tokyo as saying: "While the reason for this is
unknown, we suspect it may be due to overheating as a result of enclosing
the units and the high temperatures at the venue," Gibson claimed. "We are
concerned that such a problem has occurred so close to full production and
is clearly negative news for the company."
A Sony spokesperson suggested to BusinessWeek that any problems were likely
a result of a "one-of-a-kind" temperature irregularity, and suggested that
the number of units clustered in close proximity at the event is very
different to the typical conditions of the average home.
In a separate move, investment firm Goldman Sachs Group Inc. lowered its
stock rating of Sony Corp from "buy" to "neutral", based around the
continued confusion surrounding the release of the PS3 (delays, price cuts)
and disappointing sales of the PSP.
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