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Anakaris (773)    Nov 16, 2006 - 07:41 pm

1. Yes, but the electrostatic forces generated by the electrical components in the PS3 will draw that much more dust. So unless you have a power supply strapped to the bottom of a glass table, then it is nothing like a PS3. » Login to reply to this

Yoshi (2319)    Nov 16, 2006 - 07:03 pm

1: Showing dirt isn't a good thing. Sure it will be as dirty as everything else but the last thing you want guests to see is how dirty things are. 2: I wasn't aware that Sony had a magic time machine and was planning on releasing the PS3 a year ago when the Xbox 360 launched. Basicly saying that the Xbox 360 lacked content is moot since PS3 is fighting the current Xbox 360 which has tons of games, demos, movies and TV shows for download. 3: Again Microsoft allows you to do other stuff while downloading Sony does not. Sure Microsoft didn't for a while but the point is moot since that is in the past not the current situation. Also while the Hard Drive is bigger on the PS3 it looks like the downloads are also bigger. So for example the hard drive on the PS3 is 3 times bigger but the game they downloaded on the PS3 was 5 times bigger than a Xbox 360 game. 4: Do you really think anyone has broadband and doesn't already own a PC? I bet you won't use it more than once or twice since the PC would be the better device for browsing the web. 5: Both wired and wireless have clear advantages. I would give a win to Microsoft because if you forget to recharge the PS3 controller then you could run out of power and be unable to use the system. Also if you recharge a battery before it has fully lost the charge it will wear out quicker. 6: Wow a feature for retard kids who think that being able to use linux makes them a 133t haxor. Since the PS3 has a 60GB hard drive and Linux is sever software it would be pretty retarded to run Linux on a PS3. » Login to reply to this  Cool.DK (211)   Nov 17, 2006 - 05:05 am » Linux = server software?????? That is so wrong. Sure Linux can be used for servers but there are tons of people using Linux as a desktop OS and not just private folks. The option to install an OS means the PS3 can be used just as a PC with Linux. In no time you could be running OpenOffice, Firefox and more and basicly do most things on your console. » Login to reply to this  Knuckles (1358)    Nov 18, 2006 - 02:42 am Yeah, having Linux is great, it makes it possible to run all those Arcade classics (Roms) without modding your console. » Login to reply to this

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BubbaT (160)   Nov 16, 2006 - 04:13 pm

I know. I've never heard anyone complain about Internet Explorer, right? » Login to reply to this

Eclipse (436)    Nov 16, 2006 - 02:29 pm

Yeah, so if I give you a free kick to the groin you have no recourse to complain right? Sorry, I couldn't help myself. But seriously, people complain about free stuff all the time, and in this case it can only be compared to the other services on offer. Even if those other services are not free. You see some people are willing to pay a modest fee (yes live is a modest fee) for a superior product. Just look at services like fileplanet or giganews. Both cost a monthly fee far in excess of live, and both offer services that can be found elsewhere for free. Why do people pay? Because they are willing to. Um, I think I got off track there somewhere... » Login to reply to this

Psychotext (216)   Nov 16, 2006 - 03:20 pm

Wow... so if they want a good service they are screwed right? Cos they can't even pay for it if they want to. » Login to reply to this

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