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Sony Sheds Light on Fully-Networked PlayStation 3

Sony Sheds Light on Fully-Networked PlayStation 3: "Sony, which has continued to paint convergence as the grail of the consumer electronics industry, has shed a bit of light on the future PlayStation 3 game console, a fully-networked device that could be capable of delivering as much processing power as a supercomputer by dividing tasks among networked machines ... Reuters Friday reported that a Sony Computer Entertainment (SCE) spokesperson said the company is not thinking about hardware when it comes to the next-generation console. Instead, he said, the ideal solution would involve an operating system common to various home appliances, allowing them to run game programs."

 

 

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Do you think think they are talking about Linux?

linux is cool for alot of things, even if its
made to run on a ps2.

Ive compiled alot of GNU stuff of the PS2
console..

Lastest project PS2UAE (amiga emulater)

email me for ideas

do u know how fast it will go in megahertz or gigahertz?

do i know what bit graphics it will have, like ps2 is 128 bit?

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