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	<title>Comments on: Betamax Revisited</title>
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		<title>By: Stock Market Beat &#187; Blog Archive &#187; Sony: The Cost of a Damaged Reputation</title>
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		<description>[...] Given how much public perception still associates laptop fires with DELL (DELL) there may indeed be a case that damage is done to the notebook manufacturer&#8217;s brand and reputation. How much that is worth would have to be determined in court, in all likelihood. But Sony&#8217;s real problems stem from the very real possibility that it will lose its position in the videogame market - and in turn the wider video market - due to a misplaced bet on the Blu-ray flavor for high definition DVDs. As the Yahoo! article continues: Meanwhile, a price cut in Japan for the PlayStation 3 console, set to go on sale in November, will decrease earnings for the video game sector, it said. [...]</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>[...] Given how much public perception still associates laptop fires with DELL (DELL) there may indeed be a case that damage is done to the notebook manufacturer&#8217;s brand and reputation. How much that is worth would have to be determined in court, in all likelihood. But Sony&#8217;s real problems stem from the very real possibility that it will lose its position in the videogame market &#8211; and in turn the wider video market &#8211; due to a misplaced bet on the Blu-ray flavor for high definition DVDs. As the Yahoo! article continues: Meanwhile, a price cut in Japan for the PlayStation 3 console, set to go on sale in November, will decrease earnings for the video game sector, it said. [...]</p>
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