New PS3 40Gb - smaller chip, less noise, less power requirements

New 40Gb PS3 (only official for Europe as of now) have the smaller 65nm Cell chip and consequently a smaller heat pipe.
It's great, because these changes make system more quite and reduce systems power requirements from 200 to 135 watts.

by ComputerBase.

But keep in mind, new PlayStation 3 40 GB has no memory card reader, only two USB ports, and no PS2 backward compatibility.

If you do not have a PlayStation, you can try to win it.

Sony PlayStation 3 Best Games

Compilation with realy cool games. Motostorm and Metal Gear da best! :)



You can try to win the PlayStation to play at this games =)

PS3 teardown

Wish to view entrails of PlayStation 3? See this old but interesting video ;)



P.S. I was shocked, when he stuck his screwdriver in the side =)

Try to win PlayStation 3, ant teardown it yourself :)

PS3 vs PS2... PS3 win! :)

This video shows the difference between PlayStation 2 and PlayStation 3. Undoubted breakthrough!

PlayStation Eye. For voice, video chat and online gaming

This is next-generation PlayStation Eye camera with Noise-Cancelling Microphone. It is an essential accessory for voice, video chat and online gaming. Camera support 640 x 480 at 60 frames/second and 320 x 240 at 120 frames/second video resolutions. And 4 channel audio input:16 bits/channel, 48kHz, SNR 90db

Wants DualShock 3 support? Upgrade your PS3 Firmware!

Rumbler support has been missing since the PS2, and players have wanted their DualShock Shake, and now they finally have!

The new DualShock 3 controllers won’t arrive until well after Xmas, but latest PlayStation 3 firmware adds support for rumbling force feedback controllers already.

While the new force feedback DualShock 3 controllers won't be available to western gamers until spring 2008, Ratchet and Clank Future: Tools of Destruction along with a v1.94 PS3 are already capable of sending a vibration.

Charge your ps3-controllers via Pelican!

This station can charge up to four PS3 controllers in 3-hours, draws power from an AC adapter that plugs in the wall. Two controllers can be held at front via mini USB jack and two via USB-wires on the side.

Charge status for the controllers is indicated by the glow of the clear plastic coupling area. When charging the clear plastic is illuminated in red, and when the controllers are full the light switches to green.

Retail price is $30