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PAL Markets To Get PS3 Price Cuts This Week

July 10, 2007 in News comments 6

After Sony announced that there is $100 price drop in America. A lot of Europeans and australians were angry that they did not get a price drop. Well Coming this week Sony announced a 17%price drop for UK and Australia.

In a late breaking story SmartHouse News has been able to confirm that PAL markets including Australia and the UK will get a PS3 price cut on July 12th.

The Managing Director of Sony Computer Entertainment in Australia, Michael Ephraim, has confirmed that a PAL market announcement will be made on July 12 2007 regarding price cuts to the PAL market PS3.

It is expected that the PAL market Sony PS3 models, which are among the most expensive in the world, will be cut by as much as 17%. This will bring the Australian model down to $829.00. It is also anticipated that...
Sayyed via smarthousenews.com.au »
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    Krunal Jul 10, 07
    Great for people who have yet to buy the system... not so great for me. 17%... that's more of a discount that I got (10%)
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    Final Blade Jul 10, 07
    17%, is that a $100 less like the America one. If so thats good news for the pal regions. Since its being a big success in the America this will definitely help sony.
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    Bale Fire Jul 10, 07
    Great, 17% is what 170$ right. I wonder how long for the price cut to actually take effect
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    Sayyed Jul 10, 07
    It says in the article July 12.
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    FRoGBuster Jul 10, 07
    july 12, silv mirr.
    Sony makes good. People getting angry about not getting a price cut means they wanted to buy it. Now that the price cut's commin', we'll see all those angry people smile and buy a PS3. Now, Japan's turn.
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    ZhaoYun88 Jul 11, 07
    This means the uk version will drop around £42-£43, not bad, i have one though, but its good for people who where looking for that drop

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