Sony, the maker of the Playstation 3 game console, jumped 230 yen, or 3.8 percent, to 6,230, the highest close since July 9, 2002. Matsushita Electronic Industrial Co., which sells Panasonic-brand products, added 20 yen, or 0.9 percent, to 2,380. NEC Corp., the nation's largest personal-computer maker, climbed 20 yen, or 3.3 percent, to 627.
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Er... how did Sony pull this one? Because they've declared the next-gen format war over? Or have the laptop batteries quit exploding at this point?
sony owns everything. no wonder that they are improving.
Of course, there was a slow start for PS3 but once PS3 releases in Europe, it will perform very well. Europe loves Sony.
..look around your house.
Guess those thoughts of Sony doing horrible are out the Window...
The 5.1 digital Reciever that powers my Sound is a Sony, Im surprised that it accepts a signal from my 360 considering how childish M$ and Sony can be. And I cant afford their TV's !
Let's see how the stock does after the Europe launch it might take a hit if they sit on the shelves after launch over there too.