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Worldwide production of the Cell chip is estimated to be at 15,000 units a month. Which would mean that even if every Cell chip is put into a PS3, by the end of 2006 they'd still only be able to manufacture 360,000 of them.
There are 5 million PS2 owners in the UK, over 60 million PS2 owners worldwide. If you want a PS3? Join the queue.
Worldwide production of the Cell chip is estimated to be at 15,000 units a month. Which would mean that even if every Cell chip is put into a PS3, by the end of 2006 they'd still only be able to manufacture 360,000 of them.
There are 5 million PS2 owners in the UK, over 60 million PS2 owners worldwide. If you want a PS3? Join the queue.
Better be worth it.
They have sold 80 million ps1 units and 60 million ps2 units.
You can bet on that they will produce enough consoles for the launch, since the demand will probably be high.
I will wait a few months after the release before I buy it anyway.
I still reckon Sony wonn't be able to match demand for the unit, even if they increase production rates.
I preorder anyway. All my past consoles have been preordered, except for the Xbox, which I just walked into the store on launch day and picked one up.
I should probably start saving now, I rekcon. If all the new machines are planning for same/similar launch dates, I'm going to be spending quite a lot of money!