Sentences with phrase «hardware sales doing»

How are hardware sales doing and how many people are listening to audiobooks?

How many quarterly loses of hardware sales do you need before you have that pivotal wake - up call.

This all points to knowing they were going to have to «prove it» with the Switch and would be doing the heavy lifting early on, but if they continue to deliver an install base and show that a diverse range of games will sell well on Switch, you are going to see more and more companies wanting to put their games on the console (and I'm telling you, Pokémon is going to ensure Switch hardware sales don't die off.)

Nintendo 3DS hardware sales did not weaken after the launch of Nintendo Switch.

Not exact matches

The game were always big sellers when they did come out, but critics noted the gap between them was long enough to stall sales momentum for the company's hardware.

Last year New York City - based Adafruit did a booming $ 10 million trade in sales of DIY open - source electronic hardware kits, so - called because project designs are free and publicly accessible, and customers are encouraged to modify or «hack» the final product.

In addition to ending sales of Nest products, Amazon does not sell other Google hardware like the Google Home Speaker or Pixel smartphone.

We do not want to limit our options... There are several options, including the sale of the hardware production... But there is no reason for us to decide in hectic.

The near century - old company hit its peak in the 1990s, though sales began sliding in the mid-2000s as consumers began to seek pre-assembled hardware in favor of the chain's do - it - yourself spirit.

«Investors are very intrigued by businesses that combine the one - time sale of hardware that ends up leading to repeat purchases of consumable packages,» said Frank, who doesn't own Juicero shares.

The most recent crib safety standards do not allow the manufacture or sale of drop - side cribs, as well as calling for stronger hardware and sturdier mattress supports and slats.

We are sure Sony does not mind as a PSP game has been bested by another on the same hardware, which should be driving up even more sales of the handled console.

The Xbox One is no different, though it did take the top spot in hardware sales for the week, it did so when sales of the 3DS are tepid at best.

I'm hoping after the Hardware sales boost because of the Zelda HD remake that they remake Super-Mario All - Stars in HD... which likely would not take that long to do from their end.

see what Hyrule Warriors and Bayonnetta do to the hardware sales in Japan when they release in the next few months.

Iwata wrapped up the press conference by admitting that third - party games often don't sell well on Nintendo hardware, with Wii third - party game sales low in Japan and the first year of Nintendo DS software sales all coming from the publisher's own titles.

Despite the top sales Meruru no Atelier garnered, it didn't greatly impact PS3 hardware sales as the system went from 16,081 sold for the previous week to 16,993 sold for the week ended June 26.

That's right: we're talking of Pokémon GO, which had a «huge impact» on sales, with both Hardware and Software doing «very well» according to ZhugeEX / Daniel Ahmad.

Nintendo do have hopes for a good end to the year, though, with Super Smash Bros. arriving on both 3DS and Wii U sure to push more software and hardware sales, while there are fresh Pokémon games in Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire.

It was a better week for games for Nintendo hardware in Japan, as two new releases, One Piece Unlimited Cruise SP for Nintendo 3DS and Pandora's Tower for Wii, charted high in the land where those platforms are now doing so - so sales.

For hardware sales, all PlayStation platforms were down, though the PS4 did stay atop the charts by selling 33,700 units.

Even if their software sales continue to increase and I believe it is a done deal to achieve profit of the hardware by 2016, I don't see them bucking the trend here.

Where the previous generation did not deliver expected sales, VW India is hoping that the B8 will attract the luxury car buyer owing to its high tech hardware and features on offer.

That conceivably allows Amazon to sell e-books even to those who don't own a Kindle; and given that the Kindle's recent price drops doubtlessly means less financial return for Amazon on hardware, e-book sales may represent the company's key profit opportunity.

Some new data has just been produced that paints the picture of «Amazon doesn't care about hardware sales, its about how much Kindle owners spend.»

Generally considered to be among the higher - end mobile device hardware options (don't be fooled by the number of sales, which will appear small by comparison to the likes of Samsung or Huawei), the Nexus lineup is overdue for a refresh (and there may not be much time, if Google gets out of hardware it may be more difficult for the company to keep the reigns tight on the direction taken by Android as a platform).

Barnes and Noble might be seeing a 30 % decline on their hardware and eBook sales during the past holiday season, but they they do have user loyalty.

As a manufacturer of devices that exclusively read the iBook format, what incentive is there for Apple to open that up to Google, Adobe or Microsoft (or HP, Amazon, RIM, etc., etc.) when doing so would simply erode their hardware sales?

Their digital book sales are doing very well, but its hardware sales are cumulatively sagging with every quarter.

The response also did not elaborate on why the Xoom is being shipped with the 1x voice calling channel activated since tablets are usually shipped with data only hardware. This is not unprecedented for Verizon, as it has previously made arbitrary distinctions between hardware and software in order to exercise control over device sales and pricing, such as the Bluetooth profile incident with the Motorola V710.

But they haven't made competitive hardware in a while, I can't stand the software and they don't go through all the marketing and sales efforts I see at Kobo or Amazon.

B&N's current move to OS openness doesn't threaten Amazon's dominance, only its hardware sales.

Though those numbers don't add up, they do show that — for all of the players — the focus is less on hardware and more on the opportunity for ongoing e-book sales.

The discounts on Nook Media hardware and content, coming as they do the month after Barnes & Noble reported an 8.8 percent revenue drop and 2.2 percent decline in sales of Nook products from last year, doesn't seem to be a show of faith in Nook's future prospects.

If doing this means that Amazon must take a loss on the sales of digital content and tablet hardware, it will be well worth it in the end.»

Unlike Apple (s aapl), however, Amazon typically doesn't seek to earn profits from hardware sales but instead offers devices at lower prices and make money from related software, services and goods sold through Amazon.com.

After all, B&N's Nook business is not doing very well, and hardware sales are especially low.

But this year after all their financial woes and severely lacking hardware sales have come to light, it's hard to tell what they are going to do moving forward.

Amazon did an impressive job of putting out dirt cheap hardware with the hope of making money on the resulting media sales and sales tracking indicates that they have been successful.

I didn't see anything suggesting that publishers knew what portion of those ebook sales were read on, say Kindle software running on a desktop or an iPhone (or ipod touch), vs on Kindle hardware.

The spin that the lower margins was due to higher than expected sales from the hardware business does not account for all of the EPS cuts.

Edit: Mind you I didn't bring up anything outside of hardware sales, everything else is profit.

Well, for sure i know EA will focus more MT on the console where they sell most of their software on; did nt we just have an article about EA estimate on software and hardware sales right here on n4g?

The latter option of supporting that weaker hardware will probably never happen for the same reason they canceled support for that hardware in the first place; Sony doesn't want the service to eat into their PS4 (or PS5) console sales.

It will surely move hardware and software sales for the WiiU, don't think it will outsell the PS4 or XboxOne though since it's their LAUNCH and already sold out.

It will sell a lot of software no doubt, but it'll boost hardware sales for only a few weeks before PS4 sales return back to normal (I did nt include XO for obvious reasons.)

Whilst I agree that Microsoft will not catch up in sales of hardware anytime soon I do think that they made the right move with the One X. I bought both Xbox one and PS4 at launch and I would play every multiplat on PS4 due to the slightly better resolution / performance.

Nintendo doesn't even have a comparable online, yet are having record hardware and software sales.

That said, we don't anticipate Wii hardware sales picking up à la the PS3.»

I'm calling right now this company goes software only as I don't see them investing on MORE hardware JUST to LIMIT sales.