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    His research suggests the $50 price drop could help consumers see Microsoft's console as a better value. "Shaving off $50 narrows the gap between the perceived value of the Xbox 360 and the Wii and PS3" Cai said. Full Article at NewsFactor Network
    Shaving off $50 narrows the gap between the perceived value of the Xbox 360 and the Wii and PS3
    SOURCE: NewsFactor Network 16 months ago
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Microsoft Likely To Cut $50 Off U.S. Price of Xbox 360
  1. GTA IV didn't help much and there isn't a killer game on the horizon -- no pun intended
    SOURCE: NewsFactor Network 16 months ago

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