When word came out about the new 120GB hard drive for the Xbox 360, many in the 360 community raised their collective voices in disbelief at the slated $180 price tag for the upgrade. Now, in an amusing twist of irony, Microsoft — not Sony — is on the defensive for its high pricing of its product. But Microsoft product manager Aaron Greenberg has stated that the high price is actually "comparable" to what these sort of drives cost in the market place. Correct us if we are mistaken, but didn’t Sony use this same logic in its defense of the PS3’s pricing structure? Can you say d
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