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Slim PS3 rumors result in cease and desist letter

Whatever your stance is on the matter, here's where it gets interesting. Engadget has been served a cease and desist letter regarding those supposedly leaked pictures, asking them to take down the images from the site because they are “confidential” and “highly possibly illegally released.” The source of the letter isn't Sony itself, but rather the alleged Chinese manufacturer, so nothing is certain yet. If the letter is somehow proved to be real, however, then this mysterious Chinese firm has pretty much validated the rumors. We’ll know for sure in a couple of weeks, when the E3 conference kicks off.
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M1r
on May 19, 2009 3:14 PM |
Most likely fake. For the most powerful gaming system currently out in the market, I doubt it they would reduce their size, and if they did, in my opinion it's gonna create some trouble with the hardware. It looks great at the moment, instead of reducing the size, they should focus on creating more must-have exclusives. |
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z0k!
on May 19, 2009 7:09 PM |
the logo doesnt seem right,plus they used the abbreviation for ps2 not ps3.ive always seen the full form on playstation 3 |
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BlindObject
on May 19, 2009 9:29 PM |
Nah, no way a blu ray/gaming machine can be smaller..unless it's MORE money. I don't believe it. However, I think a slimmer Xbox360 is very possible... |
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