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		By: Pete Fanning		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[As I noted on Sean&#039;s Financial site, knocking the price down $100 will NOT help the PS3 one bit.  Consumers will continue to flock to the Wii in droves (if they can find one), and Microsoft will continue to experience growing pains and bad feelings over the Red Circle of Death issues it had to deal with at the outset...]]></description>
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