So true. The fact so many are willing to throw $500 at a console is definitely telling about that product.
Its true that 3 million or so people have no problem dropping 500 bucks on the xbox. This is clear.
But it is selling the product at the same price to the next 3 millions, & the next next 3 millions & so on, to people, that MS need to work on.
Ample supply of XBOX one available at retails & online stores suggest MS do not have a supply problem. Sales have slowed.
They have a good start, no doubt about it, but the real work only begins now. The demand have slowed, & they face the reality of falling even further behind if they do not take action.
People keep mentioning that they only launched in 13 nations, but the reality is, the longer they wait to launch in other nations, the more sales will be lost to its competitors who already launched.
Also people keep mentioning about MS doing well considering the higher price, true, but again, I am very sure MS is more concern about unit sales than profit per console, when the core of the profits come
from games, ads, & services.
In a nutshell, at the same time we applause MS for the good sales, we should also acknowledge that the real work only just begins (when supply already outstrip demands).