Posted AT 7:11 AM EDT on 05/02/07
How a PlayStation speculator misread the market and lost
PlayStation 3 has it all: a Cell Broadband Engine chip, a built-in Blu-ray disc player, a 60-gig hard drive and full online capabilities. For Derek O'Brien, it was a no-brainer.
On Nov. 16, a day before the system's launch, Mr. O'Brien left his construction job and began driving on Highway 401 toward Toronto.
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