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Sony sticks to PS3 targetsJapanese electronics giant stands by projections of video game console shipments; says cost of battery recall remains $435.5M.(REUTERS) -- Sony said there is no need to change its targets for worldwide shipments of its PlayStation 3 game console. The Japanese electronics giant still expects 2 million units of the new video game console to ship by the end of December and 6 million by the end of March. Sony (Charts) also plans to achieve a five percent operating profit margin for the year starting in April, Sony President Ryoji Chubachi told reporters. He added that there is no change in its estimate that the recall of batteries it supplied for notebook computers will cost 51.2 billion yen ($435.5 million). |
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