I was chatting with a friend, and he just purchased his new PS3 Slim and he spent the weekend reading up on it, i was surprised to learn that the news Playstation model, the PS3 Slim and not the previous model now support HD audio – Dolby TrueHD and DTS-HD MA – through Bitstream on HDMI! [...]
Engadget has confirmed from today’s Sony Press conference, the Sony PS3 Slim is official. Retail price will be 300$ and will be due for store shelves in early September 2009! Also annouced are the new prices for the ‘classic’ Playstation 3 and a new firmware update for the Playstation 3, v3.0. There are new pics [...]
I have been reviewing possible replacements for my trusty Motorola RAZR 2 V8 for a little while. Not that I really need it, my phone is still great, battery life lasts five days, the voice is nice, clear and loud for when i’m outside, only a few minor scratches and the black parts are coming off on [...]
You might be curious about the title, “all gaming related”. What can i say, E3 is for gaming first, so it was only natural that Sony showed off all the new hardware and software for the Sony Playstation 3 and the PSP, as well as announced the new PSP Go, a cool looking slider-ish PSP.
As a follow up to my post about EngadgetHD’s Hands on comments of the Logitech PS3 Harmony Adaptor, they have released a full and detailed review. There was one bit of news i was a little disappointed to read, the IR adaptor only works with the Harmony remotes. Now, logically, if a universal remote works with [...]
The guys over an Engadget have posted a Hands-On with the new Playstation 3 adaptor from logitech that lets you use a Harmony Remote with the console. It is a great idea, i wonder how much it will retail for, for us here in the north. Soon the world will be able to turn on their [...]
The right side of a Playstation3 When the Sony Playstation 3 was first announced in 2005, I saw it as a great all in one solution for my home theatre. When Blu-Ray was starting out, the Playstation 3 was the best Blu-Ray player to get as it was constantly updated. It was also the first [...]
