Originally Posted by Yosemite ...if you guys know of an awesome tv i should look at that'd be great, i want one with 1080p if possible, and i mean it when i say there's no price limit, but prob don't want it to be more that 40" or so, but let me know, PM or here is fine :D
IMHO the only choice is the Sony Bravia 40W2000. It is awesome - nothing I have seen (even the Bravia X) comes close.
Originally Posted by mclean007 IMHO the only choice is the Sony Bravia 40W2000. It is awesome - nothing I have seen (even the Bravia X) comes close.
yeah i pretty much figured, i've been looking at that one myself :D
and for the ps3 i think it's crazy how they treat you europeans, i mean do you guys buy less systems or something? because i would think you have a large population, so it'd be good for business
If you're looking for a cheaper 1080p set check out the Westinghouse line. I have the LVM-37W3, its a 37" set, and its fantastic. The picture is excellent, and it is amazing for gaming. I have it hooked up to my PC through DVI, and to my 360 with VGA, ps2 with component, and soon to be gamecube with component. the best thing is its only around 1000$ here in the US, so for a full 1080p set it is very cheap.
Im sure a sony bravia will probably have better picture, but it costs a lot more as well. I have yet to hook anything up through HDMI, but I plan on getting a ps3 eventually so it will be seen with time.
thanx, but as fir the 40W2000 i like it, but im not sure if i can get it, i can only find it on uk sites :) and im not familiar with GBP but does it go by another name in the u.s.? thanx
oh yeah, what would be the specs to upgrade the ps3's HDD?
Originally Posted by Yosemite oh yeah, what would be the specs to upgrade the ps3's HDD?
The PS3 uses a standard 2.5in SATA hard disk. You basically just slide out the old drive and slide the new one in. Probably best using a slower spindle speed though, since the machine gets hot enough as it is!
Chart Track figures show an 82% drop in sales for the second week.
Ouch
I don't see what the fuss about this is. First week sales figures are always going to be much higher due to a) initial spike because it's just launched and b) months worth of pre-orders being counted as a single weeks sales figure.
I wonder if there would be any advantage to putting a SSD Hard-Drive into the PS3? I'm thinking temperature and noise reduction rather than any obvious performance increase....
Originally Posted by teabagger I don't see what the fuss about this is. First week sales figures are always going to be much higher due to a) initial spike because it's just launched and b) months worth of pre-orders being counted as a single weeks sales figure.
Aye but 82% is a lot, sales should still be fairly strong the second week
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but in interesting news:
http://gamesindustry.biz/content_page.php?aid=23977
Chart Track figures show an 82% drop in sales for the second week.
Ouch
yeah i pretty much figured, i've been looking at that one myself :D
and for the ps3 i think it's crazy how they treat you europeans, i mean do you guys buy less systems or something? because i would think you have a large population, so it'd be good for business
Im sure a sony bravia will probably have better picture, but it costs a lot more as well. I have yet to hook anything up through HDMI, but I plan on getting a ps3 eventually so it will be seen with time.
oh yeah, what would be the specs to upgrade the ps3's HDD?
The PS3 uses a standard 2.5in SATA hard disk. You basically just slide out the old drive and slide the new one in. Probably best using a slower spindle speed though, since the machine gets hot enough as it is!
I don't see what the fuss about this is. First week sales figures are always going to be much higher due to a) initial spike because it's just launched and b) months worth of pre-orders being counted as a single weeks sales figure.
RE: Temps, every little helps, and less power consuption from the PSU means less heat there as well, and power supplies do get toasty
Aye but 82% is a lot, sales should still be fairly strong the second week