Sony's PS3 losses may pay off - CNET
Xbox 360 and PS3 losses total $8 billion, ex-Sony employee paints grim future | VG247
Sony Is Selling the PS5 at a Loss, but Investors Shouldn't Worry | The Motley Fool
Sony Reveals It Loses Money Selling PS5 Consoles | Hypebeast
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PS3 will remain active until 2015, old models won't drop in price - Polygon
What would be fair market value for my PS3 bundle… : r/PS3
Sony Says $499 PS5 No Longer Sells at a Loss | PCMag
Sony's PS3 Is Profitable! - Game Informer
Why was the PS3 so expensive at launch? - Quora
Sony updates PS3 numbers to have sold 87.4 million as of March 31, 2017 (software ~1 billion) | Page 2 | ResetEra
Sony still losing £35 on every PS3 sold | TechRadar
Possible new PS3 bundle comes with free game, Blu-ray | Ars Technica
As Sony stays mum on PS3, doubts grow
Sony taking big hit on each PS3 sold; Xbox 360 in the black | Ars Technica
Play$tation 4: Sony announces the PS4 won't be sold at loss | Extremetech
PlayStation 3 has 'no chance' of making any money – Destructoid
Digital PlayStation 3 Purchases May Only Live As Long As Your PRAM Battery Without Sony Servers | Hackaday
Product Life-Cycle Management: Sony's PS2 & PS3 Pricing Strategies - DriveYourSucce$$
10 Amazing Facts About Sony's PlayStation 3 - The Fact Site
Sony PS3 Slim Still Sold At A Loss; Motion-Controller Coming Spring 2010 - SlashGear
Loss per PS3 cut to $18, says WSJ | VG247
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Sony's $499 PS5 is no longer selling at a loss - The Verge
Sony still losing on every PlayStation 3 it sells - CNET
Sony ignores struggling PS3, declares itself industry leader | TechCrunch
How Much Is A PS3 Worth In 2023? | Fat PS3, Slim, Super Slim
TIL In 2010, the US Air Force used 1,760 PlayStation 3 consoles to build a supercomputer for the Department of Defense. It was called the Condor Cluster. They used PS3's because it
Sony FY12 report: PS3 sells 63.9 million units, sales down across the board
