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PS3 pushed back to November
Sony had been largely silent on the subject of the PS3 since the company unveiled the device at May's E3 conference. At the time, Sony's demonstration of innovative concept game trailers and technical feats — such as the ability of the PS3 to display dozens of TV signals on one screen, or show action on two separate high-definition TVs at once — was seen as a gauntlet thrown toward Microsoft. At E3, Sony announced that the system would launch in spring 2006, though the company declined to specify where that launch would occur. It was unclear if a delay of the PS3 in Japan would result in a delay of the system's American release after the crucial end-of-year holiday shopping season.
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mentaljedi
on March 16, 2006 10:42 AM |
Ouch! People might start switching to the Xbox 360 or, when it does come out, will favour the Revolution which will be MUCH cheaper. |
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crossfire851
on March 16, 2006 12:11 PM |
[b]Originally posted by mentaljedi:[/b][quote]Ouch! People might start switching to the Xbox 360 or, when it does come out, will favour the Revolution which will be MUCH cheaper.[/quote]Not everybody wants affordablity, as junk compatred to price.They said last night on the teli that it was being held becuse of more encryption and for it's HD features.(YEA RIGHT) |
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DragonMaster
on March 16, 2006 4:19 PM |
If it's true Sony passes more time on r&d for the copy protection than the rest. Copy protection is kinda easy to build, no? |
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