Sega discounts Dreamcast
The day after rival Sony set a U.S. release date for its PlayStation2, Sega announced a price cut on its Dreamcast game console.
For a limited time, the company will offer a $50 discount on the device, bringing the price down to $149, compared with $299 for the PlayStation2 when it launches in October.
The Dreamcast comes with a built-in modem, browser and Internet service, SegaNet.
The company also said it has upgraded the browser to include support for more multimedia technology.
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