> Except the PS3, which is a pretty good Blu-ray/Netflix/DLNA player and probably had problems with low attach rate in the first few years.
And it's precisely why it took Sony a while to make any money out of their PlayStation division. They underestimated how many people would find it useful 'out of the box'.
It's a great Blu-Ray player that just happens to play games. Sony sold it as the other way around.
And it's precisely why it took Sony a while to make any money out of their PlayStation division. They underestimated how many people would find it useful 'out of the box'.
It's a great Blu-Ray player that just happens to play games. Sony sold it as the other way around.