$100Xellotah said:How much does it costs to add a flaming HDMI port?
:lol :lol :lol :lol
$100Xellotah said:How much does it costs to add a flaming HDMI port?
Xellotah said:How much does it costs to add a flaming HDMI port?
Shawn said:I can't believe Sony took out the HDMI port on the cheaper SKU, as HDMI was the main reason I wanted a PS3. It's all I cared about, really. Truly f*cking unbelieveable.
At some point you managed to afford a TV that recieves HDMI signal. I would hope that $100 extra for a PS3 with HDMI, plus an extra 40GB of storage, Wifi, and various card readers wouldn't break your bank.Shawn said:I can't believe Sony took out the HDMI port on the cheaper SKU, as HDMI was the main reason I wanted a PS3. It's all I cared about, really. Truly f*cking unbelieveable.
Xellotah said:How much does it costs to add a flaming HDMI port?
flarkminator said:I posted this in the photoshop thread =P
Kleegamefan said:Not quite....HDCP is required for BD movies and you can do that via DVI.....So the question becomes: Does Sony plan to offer DVI cables for the multi AV output ot the PS3 retard pack?
MidgarBlowedUp said:So...
PS3 @ $600 Instanity!
1x PS1 (enhanced)
1x PS2 (enhanced)
1x PS3
1x Ethernet (2x Out?)
1x Wifi
1x Bluetooth
1x 60GB HDD
4x USB? (6x Total?)
1x 1080p
1x HDMI
1x 2speed BD-Rom
1x 8speed DVD-Rom
1x 4D Graphics
Xbox360 @ $400
.5x Xbox
1x Xbox360
1x 20GB HDD
3x USB
1x Ethernet
1x 1080i
1x 12speed DVD-Rom
1x 3D Graphics
Xbox360 @ $600?
.5x Xbox
1x Xbox360
1x 20GB HDD
3x USB
1x Ethernet
1x 1080i
1x 12speed DVD-Rom
1x 2speed BD-Rom
1x Wifi
3D Graphics
$600 is Retard, but if you compare the hardware your coming out better with the PS3!
truffleshuffle83 said:however you need to justify your purchase
what about the games :lol
travisbickle said:Well pay for it then. The problem with everyone here is you all consider bluray as only an advantage for movie playback, wait for the PS3 launch see how many games take advantage of the extra capacity and streaming ability and realise that bluray was necessary in Sony's vision for next generation gaming.
oldboy1 said:Aren't Sony going with Software emulation this time round, which in turn makes it unlikely that every PS1/PS2 game will work.
Nerevar said:if they can fit Oblivion on a single DVD, I'll be shocked if we see a lot of games that require more than 1 DVD's worth of content. Morrowind is still to this day one of the biggest xbox games, so I can't see too many games pushing farther than that (considering that Oblivion is bigger AND is fully voiced over). Maybe FMV-heavy games might require multiple discs, but who cares about that anyway?
Deg said:Oblivion doesnt exactly have the most varied locales. 90% of the screens just show grass and trees
Great Wasabi Man said:Can some give me the cliff notes version, whats the deal with the tard/gimp pack? Cause no way in hell am I spending $600 on any game system
And, overall, both packs lack 2 of 6 USB ports, 2 port network switch and second HDMI port that were listed in the original specs from last E3.Kung Fu Jedi said:Tard Pack is $500 with a 20 GB HDD (as opposed to 60 GB), it lacks WiFi, Memory Card Reader, and HDMI out.
datruth29 said:You know what, let's excuse Sony from making 2 different SKU's, 1 in which is Nerfed to hell while the other one is really expensive. What really makes this worse, is that if you buy the Nerfed, there's almost no easy way for you to get the features of the more expensive one. It's not like the 360, where you could simply buy a harddrive and a wireless controller (albeit at a more expensive price). You would actually have to sacrifice those features in its entirety. Thats what makes this a real killer. Jesus, I STILL can't believe Sony actually made this decision.
I agree. I really don't see how this is the "end of the world" for Sony when they have a comparable product to compete with the 360.mrklaw said:the 'tard' pack is $100 more than the Xbox premium pack, for about the same stuff - wireless controller, 20GB HDD etc. So thats standard Sony 'premium' pricing there. If MS drop the price Sony might need to react.
plus the bluray playback should do everything the HDDVD drive add on does for MS, so if you are happy with component HD movie playback (and its potential risks down the line), then the PS3 is actually pretty good value
then the $10m sku - sorry, $599 sku is the 'bluray movie fan' sku. All the other stuff is icing, but that HDMI socket is the big missing thing. And there isn't a comparison with MS there, unless you include the HDDVD drive addon.
*if* (big if) there is no issue with downrezzing component, I actually think the sony 'tard' pack is a viable option - whereas with MS it really wasn't.
truffleshuffle83 said:xbox live is more innovative than anything ive ever seen sony do. so is the waggle wand. which is why sony copied both of them
Parch said:Some nicely thought out stuff.
lachesis said:So is it official that we can watch 720p Blu-ray movies on Tard Pack PS3? I thought only way to watch HD resolution movies was via HDMI due to copyright issues....
lachesis said:So is it official that we can watch 720p Blu-ray movies on Tard Pack PS3? I thought only way to watch HD resolution movies was via HDMI due to copyright issues....
Systems_id said:Why are people complaining about the controller? If anything I though everyone would be happiest about that after all the complaining about the boomerang.
Yes but how many 1080p TVS will accept 1080p over component? I admit I have only casually looked into 1080p it's just priced too high, but I don't remember seeing a 1080p component INPUT.xsarien said:Both Blu-Ray and HD-DVD will only downsample if the ICT flag is enabled on the movie discs. As of March, Sony's stance is that they won't be enabling that flag.
http://gizmodo.com/gadgets/home-ent...downconvert-bluray-hd-on-old-hdtvs-160358.php
Nor will Paramount, Disney, or Fox:
http://gizmodo.com/gadgets/home-ent...t-image-degradation-scheme-for-now-163475.php
Warner Bros. will, but only on select titles.
But I have a feeling people will ignore this post anyway.
MetalAlien said:Yes but how many 1080p TVS will accept 1080p over component? I admit I have only casually looked into 1080p it's just priced too high, but I don't remember seeing a 1080p component INPUT.
xsarien said:I propose that if you have a TV that can do 1080p right now, you can afford the non-Tard Pack.
mrklaw said:I think I might be calming down about the price.
the 'tard' pack is $100 more than the Xbox premium pack, for about the same stuff - wireless controller, 20GB HDD etc. So thats standard Sony 'premium' pricing there. If MS drop the price Sony might need to react.
plus the bluray playback should do everything the HDDVD drive add on does for MS, so if you are happy with component HD movie playback (and its potential risks down the line), then the PS3 is actually pretty good value
then the $10m sku - sorry, $599 sku is the 'bluray movie fan' sku. All the other stuff is icing, but that HDMI socket is the big missing thing. And there isn't a comparison with MS there, unless you include the HDDVD drive addon.
*if* (big if) there is no issue with downrezzing component, I actually think the sony 'tard' pack is a viable option - whereas with MS it really wasn't.
Raddock said:Hahahah, you woln't be paying $600 for a PS3, wait until EBAY scammers get a hold of them. You'll pay $1000 easy, with no games!!! Suckers! PS3=no go for me.