2). NTSC 60GB has the same backwards compatibility as 20GB version, also has memory card reader and wi-fi. Has a chrome trim. Not manufactured anymore.
3). 80GB - extended memory, but reduced backwards compatibility with PS2 games, it has only Graphics Synthesizer (PS2's GPU). Around 60-70% of PS2 games can be played. Available only in NTSC regions.
4). 40GB - can't play PS2 games at all (all PS2 chips were removed), has 2 USBs instead of 4, no memory card reader, has wi-fi. Avalable in black and white colors. White is on sale only in Japan. Uses 65nm technology (lower power consumption). Improved cooling system. It's the latest version. 40GB doesn't support SACD (Super Audio Compact Disc).
5). PAL 60GB - reduced backwards compatibility with PS2 games. it has only Graphics Synthesizer (PS2's GPU). Around 60-70% of PS2 games can be played.
Wi-fi included in all models, except 20GB.
They are all based on Blu-ray. They all play PS1 games.
If you need wireless, forget the 20GB.
The 60GB and 20GB have better compatibility as they have the PS2 EE+GS chip internally. Most PS2 games will run
The 80GB has only the GS chip internally, it emulates the EE in software resulting in a lower compatibility (about 80%) but most newer games run, and compatibility is improved with firmware releases.
EE = Emotion Engine (CPU)
GS = Graphics Synthesizer (GS)
The 20 gb can also do that, but it doesn't have Wi-Fi or the 3 flash drives.
The 40 gb can not and will not play PS2 games.
If you can't find the 60 gb, then get the 80 gb Metal Gear Solid 4 bundle pack. It's still 500 bucks, but instead of getting Motorstorm, you get MGS4 and the Dual Shock 3 controller.
you can find 60 gb online at ebay,ubid, or amazon
otherwise you can check gamestop for a refurbished 60 gb console
Also with more space, you can put more multi-media on your PS3.
Having an 80GB model my self It's an excellent investment.
It's a great console, and some great games and Blu-ray movies. It's also the cheapest Blu-Ray player around.
The 80GB model also comes with more USB ports.
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