will they keep making the PS3 phat aswell? or will they stop production of it?
From the Engadget unboxing photos, there is NO power brick.
will they keep making the PS3 phat aswell? or will they stop production of it?
What other consoles have had internal PSU's?
I'd be very interested to see how they managed it tbh, the massive weight reduction is simple enough to explain as it has a lower power consumption and therefore less heat is produced and there's no longer a need for the massive heat sink. However, how on earth have they managed to lower power consumption so significantly without reducing the spec of the hardware? Chip manufacturing process reductions alone surely couldn't cause a near 40% drop in power usage?
sure it would, look what ati did with the 4770: http://www.xbitlabs.com/articles/video/display/radeon-hd4770_5.html
around 45% the consumption of a 4850 yet just as quick. If ATi can do that with a single core, im sure a cell and gpu on a smaller process would at least yield a similar reduction if not a lot more, that together with the amalgamation of other logic would result in a smaller motherboard, less cooling required, less power required...it all adds up![]()
Well nice machine too, simple yet elegant.
Only thing not possible seems to be changing the intergrated 120GB HD
Theirs no HDD flap to remove.
Looks like the Sony of old are back.
Huh!?!?! So you cant swap HDD on the PS3 slim now?
great newsstraight in with a new HDD then, can i then just chuck the PS3 one in my PC and format it and use it as normal?