However, that revenue was offset by its operating income of $192M, with a loss per share of $0.06, which means the company lost $492M in the quarter, which marks the first time Microsoft ever suffered a quarterly loss. However, the loss is largely due to a one-time payment of $6.2B as a "goodwill impairment charge" which was part of a botched aQuantive acquisition.
As for the Entertainment and Devices Division, aka the Xbox 360, revenue went up 20% ($292M more), chiefly thanks to Microsoft's acquisition of Skype. This allowed Microsoft to show a profit in the division despite shipping 600K less Xbox 360's in the quarter.
The Xbox 360 was still the best-selling console in the US for the 18th month in a row.