No, cuz $50 would make sense.
His argument sounds reasonable, but reasonable Microsoft is not.
It's "hard to envision" a $100+ price point for a 120gb HDD, because it is essentially a relatively small hard disk and it does nothing else to justify the cost, despite all of the cool stuff it can hold.
"Microsoft is not trying to make money on the device, they're trying to get everybody to have the device so that they can sell us other things and to eventually sell a lot more Xbox 360s."
That is definitely not true of the 360's HDDs. What makes Natal different?
It'll probably be a good deal in bundles, but as a stand-alone unit, I'm going to guess it'll be at least $70.
His argument sounds reasonable, but reasonable Microsoft is not.
It's "hard to envision" a $100+ price point for a 120gb HDD, because it is essentially a relatively small hard disk and it does nothing else to justify the cost, despite all of the cool stuff it can hold.
"Microsoft is not trying to make money on the device, they're trying to get everybody to have the device so that they can sell us other things and to eventually sell a lot more Xbox 360s."
That is definitely not true of the 360's HDDs. What makes Natal different?
It'll probably be a good deal in bundles, but as a stand-alone unit, I'm going to guess it'll be at least $70.