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"Another next generation game console we are going to talk about is the Sony Playstation 3. There are two versions of the Playstation 3. The better one is going to have a bigger hard drive and its going to have a built-in HDMI port and there will also backwards compatible play at Play Station 2 game here. The regular one is going to have a smaller hard drive and it is not going to have the HDMI, but it is still going to be backwards compatible. Online is free depending on the game you get. It has a blue-ray right out of box, but the bad thing about that is that its going to slow down the loading scenes and all that and that’s not that great. Its going to have a wireless controller, its going to have… it is going to be tilted and depend on the game you get that’s going to help whatever you are doing. The games will be HD, which is good and so will be the cut scenes. It is very expensive, the bigger hard drive Play Station 3 is going to be $600 and the smaller hard drive is going to be $500."
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mjb1962 said
on 8/2/2008 Michale, you really need to delete this video. It contains numerous factual errors, which may make people mistakenly buy the wrong machine. For example, you state the lower priced (40GB) PS3 does not have a HDMI output and IS backwards compatible; this is completely wrong. The lower price 40GB machine DOES have a HDMI port and it is NOT backwards compatible.