Tuesday, December 05, 2006

Sony's Secret Sale

CNET has the story of Sony offering substantial discounts on some of its HDTVs during the Black Friday weekend after Thanksgiving. What's that, you say? How is an HDTV sale newsworthy when all the retailers and manufacturers have been slashing prices? Well in this case, Sony for whatever reason didn't advertise the sale; rather, they just discounted prices in both retail stores and online for consumers who happened to be shopping for the particular models that Sony wanted to move quickly. A strange strategy to be sure, as price discounts are typically intended to spur interest in products rather than simply to reward customers who happened to stumble upon them...

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