Sony unveils 'PS3 with Bravia' countdown timer
By Ty Pendlebury on 26 June 2008
Sony has unveiled its latest "Bonus PlayStation 3 with a Full HD Bravia TV" promotion with a new "armaggedon clock" gimmick, and the announcement that all HD Bravias are included.
Sony has set up a webpage with a countdown clock — available here — which starts counting next week, and tells you how many of the 35,000 PS3s are still left.
The promotion will run from July 1st until all the PlayStations are redeemed — which could be a while given that the last promotion dragged on for longer than everyone expected. However, it's obviously designed to capitalise on people upgrading their TVs for the Olympics.
Considering there were 28,000 PS3s given away last time — and during the Christmas rush — this new offer could backfire on the company if there is a lack of buyer interest.
Yesterday, we reported that the promotion would only cover the new V series, but Sony have expanded this to include all of the 1080p TVs announced for release in July.
Will the world explode when it gets to zero?.
The TVs which qualify for the promotion include:
- V4000 Series
- W3100
- W4000 Series
- X3100 Series
- XBR Series
Topics: 1080p, bravia, full hd, promotion, ps3, free, countdown, timer
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Comments (11)
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Missed out commented on 13/12/2009 12:43
Hey Threeson - do you want to swap a blueray for a pss3?
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Missed out commented on 28/11/2009 11:21
Hey Threeson - do you want to swap a blueray for a pss3?
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paulieau commented on 05/08/2008 18:43
I'm experiencing similar delays to 'instantgratification'.. i registered on the 26th, posted my paperwork on the 28th via express post. But when i check my claim on the site they say my paperwork is still to be received. Wonder how long its gonna take them to get through all these claims?!
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instantgratification commented on 31/07/2008 23:08
@Techy: wah!?! Admittedly I'm a latecommer and only registered on the 25th and posted off the paperwork a day later, but I'm still waiting to see any progress on my claim on their site. I wonder if I refresh a few more times will I get my PS3 quicker?
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Techy commented on 25/07/2008 17:32
I got my PS3 already! in 8 days after Buying/registering it. Lot faster than i'd thought.
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RK commented on 21/07/2008 12:08
To Fishi:
You're probably better off buying the two Bravias from different stores. And yeah, you could probably pull it off that way. -
Techy commented on 20/07/2008 12:59
I just bought my Bravia V series 40" and it is awesome can't wait for the PS3 and a bargain at $1899 from harvey Norman.
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fishi commented on 08/07/2008 22:18
if i buy two bravias, and make a claim with the one reciept but send in two serial numbers, can i get two playstations?
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ContyPonty commented on 05/07/2008 23:22
My current TV is a total cr*p box and I've been looking to replace it. I hardly ever watch TV, but the whole PS3 deal would give me a reason to use a TV. I might as well drop down to Harvey Norman - They've advertised the 32" V4000 at $1799, a total steal - and get myself one of them.
Just checked, 30819 PS3's are left.
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