old.user4556
Has a sexy sister. I am also a Bodhi wannabee.
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nah hd capacity is pointless, even 20gb wouldn't be used by most people.
Why do you insist on adding wireless to the price? I for one don't need it, and am fine to not have to pay extra for it.
Live is worth it for online console gaming, when sony offer the same level of service for free then I will agree MS are overcharging.
Again it comes down to what you want from your console, if you want a bells and whistles super console and will use it as such then the ps3 is the best choice -as long as games you will play are there. If you want a base console then 360 is the way to go, you can upgrade it to what you need.
the key point, that Wij made and i am sure has been made before many times, is that the ps3 looks a lot more expensive to most consumers. It has features many will never use. I have had my ps3 since about 6 months after release, and only last week did I bother using any of the media center features of it (same with my 360 though). Sony should have offered a scaled back version for the mass market, or taken a big hit on the price initially.
Yes exactly Chet, that's why in response to Wij's thread I said that Sony somehow missed the "cheaper version" boat by not bringing out a version of the console that had a) no wireless b) no blu-ray c) small hard disk. Maybe if they had then the PS3 pickup rate would have been a lot quicker.
I think the PS3 is too good for it's own good.
I add wireless and the online membership in the cost because i'm drawing a cost comparison on equal specifications, and as you and Wij have pointed out, perhaps most consumers don't care (I do