And another question
what are the differences between a 40Gb and 80Gb and a 120Gb besides the capacity?
Ima try to get me one of those
Ok, the HDD size itself can clue you into the unit features. There were 60GB and 20GB models some time ago, but let's stick to the last year or so. Last year, there was a 40GB model for $399 and an 80GB model for $499. The 40GB model did not have any sort of PS2 compatibility, it came with 2 USB ports and no memory card slots. The 80GB model has "software supported" PS2 compatibility, which means it runs most PS2 games, but does some of the support work in software, rather than extra hardware (the old 60GB model had essentially a separate PS2 inside for this). It also has four USB ports, and memory slots for MS, SD, or CF memory cards (to play stills and videos directly from still or video cameras).
So sometime last summer, just to confuse everyone, they decided to put 80GB drives in the former-40GB model, followed by 120GB drives in the 80GB model. So you have to look closer still to ID which one you've got.
Then again, what do you do with mine -- it has a 320GB drive....
A Sony Executive said this:
"Eurogamer: Will you cut the price of PS3 this year?
David Reeves [Sony Exec]: As the cost of manufacturing comes down, we will look at it, as we've looked at it in the past. I'm not going to say we're going to do anything short term or anything long term on the price. At the moment, we have a value-added strategy. "
"Eurogamer: Is the PS3 going to remain the most expensive console on the market?
David Reeves: I think it will, yes. I'm not saying there are going to be any price cuts at all in the short term or the medium term. I'm not saying we don't need to do it"
If that doesn't convince you they will not price drop in April, then maybe this will:
http://news.cnet.com/why-sony-needs-to-b...
In my opinion, they will price drop only $50 in Fall. Could drop $100, we will never know. But, there is a possibility there WILL be a price drop in April lol. People say after the fiscal year, Sony will price drop it $50, NOT $100.
Oh also, the differences between all the 20GB, 40GB, 60GB, 80GB, 160GB:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Playstation...
Along with this, he believes that Microsoft will announce in June, the month in which E3 takes place, that the price of the 360 Pro edition (oft called ‘Premium’) will fall $50, taking its retail value to $249. Pachter adds that the Wii – for obvious reasons – will not see a price cut.
Sony is not making PS3 cheaper, they are just making it more affordable by gutting the console out.
The different models vary older 40 gbs and 80gb had 4usb and slots for mobile media. These models have been discounted for cost saving by sony.
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