Quote:Sony may have a history of selling hardware at a lost this generation, however the electronics giant might actually be making a profit on the recent release of the PlayStation Vita, their latest handheld console which hit Japan in December last year and is scheduled for release later in February this year in North America and Europe.

Full Story: PlayStation Vita Might Be Profitable For Sony

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It's like they say: don't count your chickens before they hatch. And also about not getting panties in a twist.

Still too early to spell doom and gloom or victory for the handheld. Way too early.

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I have high hopes for the Vita. Can't wait for that glorious day.

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I would most definitely love to, esp since i dont own a PSP.

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You know as the accountant here I would like to clarify its $159.10 with Sony gaining a Profit of $140.89(3G). My Prediction of the Vita selling 1.5 million units at the end of February is still in effect.

http://www.gamingunion.net/forums/thread...54212.html

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Well, I never understood why companies sold consoles at a loss. Microsoft did with the first Xbox and never made a profit on it, after all.

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(January 21, 2012 03:50:10 AM)armless-phelan Wrote:  Well, I never understood why companies sold consoles at a loss. Microsoft did with the first Xbox and never made a profit on it, after all.

To make it more competitive; the companies will make their profits from the use of the console afterwards.

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It would be good if Sony hasn't loss money from this.

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I have $US159 - can I make a PS Vita for myself? Of course not. The estimate of cost is quite misleading (not the article in question).

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