Are "Xbox360s in short supply" or could the headline read "Xbox360s in high demand." Amazing how a headline can change the whole vibe of the story.
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Dec 09, 2005
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The supply problem is a huge story. Our local store had 130 kids plop down $50 each to reserve an X-Box, yet received only 22 to sell; that left over 100 customers mad at them and mad at Microsoft.
The story for the 22 is way different from the story for the other 100+, and that latter story hasn't really been picked up yet.
Posted by: Scott Walker | Dec 09, 2005 at 09:11 AM
Isn't it the same?
Posted by: Rogel | Dec 09, 2005 at 09:45 AM