Sentences with phrase «lost hardware sales»

So Amazon would be nuts to let Google upstage its own OS on its tablets, regardless of lost hardware sales.

Not exact matches

Capcom's critter - killing beat -»em - up easily retains top software slot with 133,500 sales, but PSP loses hold on hardware crown.

Barnes and Noble has lost over a billion dollars on Nook hardware and each financial quarter they consistently report a 20 % drop in sales.

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

This attacks the heart of traditional publishing but for Apple, what it loses in iBooks sales it more than gains from hardware and services.

It's the hardware that's losing ground fastest to Amazon, while digital content sales keep Barnes & Noble in the # 2 spot behind the undisputed champ.

In this case, what is Amazon losing, except the sale of the hardware, which some have estimated to cost more than $ 199.

Whatever they stand to lose in hardware sales could easily be made up in ebook sales to all those Kindle owners who want the peace of mind that they'll be able to read their library on any device in the future.

Amazon's course, hoping that cheap devices will result in such a significant increase in sales that it will be worth the initial investment so long as no money is actually being lost on the hardware itself, may be the least obviously profitable of these.

Besides they wouldn't be losing anything since they could off set the cost with increased hardware sales?

Nintendo stands to lose more than they gain by doing that, because they'd lose sales of hardware, (which by default is a substantial chunk of change, due to each console sold being worth at least 6 $ 50 games) for a miniscule increase in software, from people who's interest in games like Breath of the Wild would immediately die once the next Witcher hits their console.

They would lose sales of the hardware, NOT MONEY!

«Nintendo stands to lose more than they gain by doing that, because they'd lose sales of hardware» Not really bud.

Whereas Sony (NYSE: SNE) and Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT) have continually whined about the amount of money they lose with every console they sell, Nintendo has always bragged about its ability to profit from the sale of new hardware.

Because of their hardware focus, canceling first - party game development, and closing studios, the Xbox One has lost sales to the competition.

I understand their hesitation, but I still don't think anyone is buying current Nintendo hardware exclusively to play NES and SNES games, so I'm disappointed they're seemingly still too afraid of losing console sales to port older titles.

Amazon and Google were willing to lose money on smart speaker sales over the holidays by discounting their hardware in order to gain market share.