Sony needs to reconsider it's position in the entertainment market. It's convenient to have a BD player bundled in a console, but I don't buy it because of that, nor do I buy it to watch TV, though if it can do that too, even better.

Being that console parts are particularly cheaper than their PC equivalents, I think they'd make a lot more money focusing on their game management services. PS Now wasn't very good and caps out with respect to a user's internet capability, but the idea of 'leasing' games online could be severely improved. Another avenue could be revising and improving their hypervisor and their SDK to the point where they can confidently open up a homebrew app market. And release a playstation emulator or something similar that enables me to access any of my PS4 Sony-approved, online-verified and signed titles from my PC, provided I'm connected to my PS4 (not online) at all times. These incentives will make me want a Ps4, but don't add any incentives for me to use cracking software, but require effort on Sony's part to build up their security, and focus more on revenue generation than profit generation, so that cracking becomes largely pointless.