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* Backwards compatibility with both PSone and PS2 games.
* Will use Blu-Ray discs for media; also supports: CD-ROM, CD+RW, DVD, DVD-ROM, DVD-R, DVD+R
* Cell processor at 3.2GHz
* 2.18 teraflops of performance
* 512MB total: 256MB XDR system RAM at 3.2 GHz; 256MB of GDDRVRAM at 700MHz
* Detachable 2.5in HDD
* Six USB ports; Memory Stick Duo, SD and Compact Flash support
* 2 HDMI outputs, 1 A/V output, 1 SPDIF optical output, and a 1 gigabit ethernet port
* Video chat, Internet access, digital picture, audio, and video viewing
* Capable of handling seven Bluetooth controllers
Graphics:
* Chip is called RSX "Reality Synthesizer" by nVidia
* 128 bit pixel precision and 1080p support
* 300 million transistors; 90nm process
* Said to be more powerful than two GeForce 6800 Ultras
My comments: I'm not too sure about the RAM, but everything else looks great. I'm glad there's finally a console that's supporting output methods besides component, composite, and S-Video. It looks like Sony kind of missed the boat on WiFi, though. Maybe that'll be available via adapter, or maybe no one's mentioning it yet.
Speaking of Sony and WiFi, has anyone heard anything about the PSP being updated to support WPA/2?
* Backwards compatibility with both PSone and PS2 games.
* Will use Blu-Ray discs for media; also supports: CD-ROM, CD+RW, DVD, DVD-ROM, DVD-R, DVD+R
* Cell processor at 3.2GHz
* 2.18 teraflops of performance
* 512MB total: 256MB XDR system RAM at 3.2 GHz; 256MB of GDDRVRAM at 700MHz
* Detachable 2.5in HDD
* Six USB ports; Memory Stick Duo, SD and Compact Flash support
* 2 HDMI outputs, 1 A/V output, 1 SPDIF optical output, and a 1 gigabit ethernet port
* Video chat, Internet access, digital picture, audio, and video viewing
* Capable of handling seven Bluetooth controllers
Graphics:
* Chip is called RSX "Reality Synthesizer" by nVidia
* 128 bit pixel precision and 1080p support
* 300 million transistors; 90nm process
* Said to be more powerful than two GeForce 6800 Ultras
My comments: I'm not too sure about the RAM, but everything else looks great. I'm glad there's finally a console that's supporting output methods besides component, composite, and S-Video. It looks like Sony kind of missed the boat on WiFi, though. Maybe that'll be available via adapter, or maybe no one's mentioning it yet.
Speaking of Sony and WiFi, has anyone heard anything about the PSP being updated to support WPA/2?