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Microsoft Will Lower Xbox Prices on Friday
Microsoft will lower prices Friday on its popular Xbox 360 game console, which was already priced to break even. The Xbox 360 Arcade will sell for $200, $80 less than its current price. And Microsoft knocked $50 off the price of two higher-end models: The 360 console will retail for $300, while the Elite will go for $400.
Sales of the Xbox drive the company's lucrative game sales, but result in thin margins. Higher Xbox sales have pushed up expenses in recent quarters, but the company's Entertaiment and Devices division recently moved into the black as Microsoft found ways to cut production costs. But the company is betting the price cuts will advance the company's game and online revenue. The console is also a key element in Microsoft's online strategy, as game players participate in live multi-player games on the company's Live service.
Posted by | Wed, Sep 03, 2008 - 07:04 PM
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