Microsoft hikes Xbox prices for the third time in a year Comments
- Osiris
- JhV
Dead console for years
- Anonymous
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Anonymous, 28 Jun 2026One: A ROG Xbox Ally X, at its first public unveiling, cost exactly; - $899. (The increase of ... moreSuch a weird comment. Anyway, the launch price of the ASUS ROG Xbox Ally X is $999.99, so you don't know what you're talking about. Also, the launch price of it has nothing to do with my comment. You seems confused and hostile for no reason.
- Anonymous
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I haven't seen XSX's being sold anywhere for years.
- Anonymous
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more4RAM, 28 Jun 2026Salmon colored anonymous, you should get some fresh air. You’re not proving anything to anyone... moreI thought this is a place of critical exchange and not proving anything to anyone.
You're funny LOL!
- Anonymous
- t7x
Anonymous, 28 Jun 2026One: A ROG Xbox Ally X, at its first public unveiling, cost exactly; - $899. (The increase of ... more👍
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- Leanzazzy
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more4RAM, 28 Jun 2026Salmon colored anonymous, you should get some fresh air. You’re not proving anything to anyone... moreWhenever I see anyone hiding behind an anonymous account, I immediately dismiss whatever it says.
Honest people don't hide.
- Anonymous
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Anonymous, 28 Jun 2026It is not Microsoft's fault. As per Micron, it is implied that its the fault of Apple as ... moreQuestion: What are the largest technological companies that spend the most and involve the use of datacenters?
So, this expense also involves..?
- Anonymous
- 3ks
Anonymous, 27 Jun 2026I didn't ask you to explain your post. I already explained it to you that your post has n... moreOne: A ROG Xbox Ally X, at its first public unveiling, cost exactly; - $899. (The increase of over $100, now common practice, occurred within a few months.) Also, it should be noted that the Z2E version I purchased (Europe) did not have an Asus power supply. (This forced me, despite everything, to purchase a specific charger compatible with the specific 21V/65W battery, since most "compatible chargers" I'm from 20V)
Two: The discussion was mainly about the way and method of functioning of today's industrial mentality, considering the delicate and serious events that are taking place; - prices are rising, buyer spending is decreasing. (And in reality, you didn't understand anything about that discussion.)
Three: You were repeatedly told how little you know about facts and events.
And Four: the increase at Microsoft, has a strange coincidence with the presentation and pre-order of a strange video game. The curious thing (which you obviously don't know) is that the Xbox X series is also difficult to buy, since it is not present in "classic" shops. Maybe between now and November, it will "magically" reappear to the delight of those like you, who want to forage for this kind of reality.
Critical exchange is welcome. Ignorance and arrogance are not welcome.
- Anonymous
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It is not Microsoft's fault. As per Micron, it is implied that its the fault of Apple as the deliberately kept asking for lower prices which eroded the profit margin of memory companiea and they were not able to invest in new plants to improve capacity.
- more4RAM
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Salmon colored anonymous, you should get some fresh air. You’re not proving anything to anyone but yourself lmao.
- Anonymous
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Anonymous, 27 Jun 2026I didn't ask you to explain your post. I already explained it to you that your post has n... more*Most GSMArena users
- Anonymous
- YYX
Anonymous, 27 Jun 2026The demand is real. Start reading. You don't know what you're talking about. Lose wh... moreNot that real.
- Anonymous
- YYX
Leanzazzy, 27 Jun 2026On the 6th of January, perhaps? Or October 7th.
- Anonymous
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Cpt.Power, 26 Jun 2026Glad i have gaming laptop not an overpriced Xbox with horrible for me controllers where every ... moreConsoles’ lifespans are longer than that, Cpt.China.
- Anonymous
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Anonymous, 27 Jun 2026"Start Reading." Says the person who does not read the posts yourself. https://w... moreI didn't ask you to explain your post. I already explained it to you that your post has no point, but you don't understand it. When people say that they don't see your point, they don't mean that they don't understand your words. It's not surprising, though. Many GSMArena users don't understand the obvious and basic English.
- Anonymous
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Anonymous, 27 Jun 2026The demand is real. Start reading. You don't know what you're talking about. Lose wh... more"Start Reading."
Says the person who does not read the posts yourself.
https://www.gsmarena.com/newscomm-73069.php
You asked 3 times what is the meaning of my post (which I have explained twice).
And when I was nice enough to save you from your embarrassment, you suddenly understood what I meant, you still want to look for something when there is nothing there, and throw away other people's kindness just so you can be superior over inferior.
Besides you said it yourself, and I quote:
"It's GSMArena. It's not strange that some users don't understand the obvious. You have to spell it out for them."
https://www.gsmarena.com/newscomm-73320.php
I'll be nice and end it here. I don't like to make other people look bad further. I don't like to play childish games. I am getting old and not getting any younger to play childish (superiority over inferiority) games.
Also, you want to have the last words, have at it hoss.
I'll just be nice end it here. Cheers.
- Anonymous
- 70d
Anonymous, 27 Jun 2026The problem with inflating prices, or dare I say, market manipulation (in this case companies ... moreThe demand is real. Start reading. You don't know what you're talking about. Lose what? They already get money from people who bought their products, and they won't refund them.
- Anonymous
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Bob the web dev, 27 Jun 2026Don't worry, windows is getting used by less and less people (apple and Linux based AMD s... moreAs I said, Microsoft doesn't care because it's a big third-party publisher with its own consoles. If Apple wins, Microsoft wins. If Linux wins, Microsoft wins.
- Anonymous
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Leanzazzy, 27 Jun 2026This is a great strategy for them. Push AI & get massive growth & payouts from it, but... more"It's especially ironic when the world's largest chip manufacturer(Samsung) claims they need to increase prices due to memory shortages."
Don't forget the worker strike.
Samsung refused to give them their fair share of the "price increase due to shortage", but eventually gave in as to not lose the increased money they earned from the artificial shortage.
- Anonymous
- t7x
Dutchvanderlinde, 27 Jun 2026The truth is these greedy companies are using the lie of artificial intelligence to inflate de... moreThe problem with inflating prices, or dare I say, market manipulation (in this case companies made artificial demand when there is none with AI) is that eventually, it will all come crashing down hard (though whether it is as bad as 2008 financial crisis or worse, is still something being questioned).
They could:
A. Lose it all when the correction comes.
or
B. Insider trading before the crash.
