Sony: PS3 selling 200,000 units per week in Europe
Sony chief says three-year company restructuring has put firm in an excellent position
Speaking earlier today, Sony chief executive Howard Stringer said that the firm’s three-year cost cutting reforms, which included the sale of its Cell CPU business to Toshiba, had placed the firm in a strong financial position that will allow it to "bring back some of the wow factor that is the Sony trademark" and allow Sony to focus of innovation going forwards.
He was also upbeat about the recent spike in PS3 sales, claiming that 200,000 consoles were selling each week in Europe and up to 50,00 each week in Japan
