PlayStation 3 takes it outside
Everyone knows the pressure is on to deliver gamers their next-gen fix, so what's a multi-billion dollar company to do? Take it overseas. Sony will be taking their next-gen plans to China, not just Japan, for the first time ever in an attempt to speed up their manufacturing process.
We aren't sure which components they're planning on making there, but a little communist ingenuity never hurt anyone (maybe...). Either way, with plans on delivering six million units by March of next year, Sony needs all the help they can get on this one. Hopefully this move will alleviate some potential shortages, if only a little.
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
sea @ May 17th 2006 7:47AM
In previous generations, Sony has produced its consoles initially in Japan, moving production to overseas facilities later in the systems' lifecycle.
Kendal @ May 21st 2006 4:11PM
This may be a good thing for Sony. They'll probaly be able to produce more for a less price. Which in turn would be good for us.
Less chance of a shortage? Lets hope.
Always,
Kendal