PS3 SKUs compared, no PS2 backwards compatibility found (Engadget)
Filed under: Gaming It's been at least an hour since Sony has released a new PlayStation 3 SKU, so our friends at Joystiq took the time to take a breath. In that moment, they came up with a handy -- and somewhat startling -- chart that explains which PS3 model has what, including Cell chip size (the more efficient and quieter 65nm vs the older 90nm), USB port count, pack-in ...
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Qimonda begins volume production of Rambus XDR DRAM for the PS3 (Digi Times)
Qimonda AG has announced that it has started shipping XDR DRAM in volume for the Sony PlayStation 3 (PS3) game console.
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Nan Ya forecast to challenge NT$11 billion in 3Q08 sales on healthy flip-chip demand (Digi Times)
After enjoying strong performance in second quarter 2008, Nan Ya Printed Circuit Board (NPC) is optimistic about its third-quarter performance.
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Epson Adds Moviemate 55 to Projector Lineup, 3LCD Tech, Built-in DVD [Projectors] (Gizmodo)
Epson's just added to its Moviemate lineup of digital projectors with the 55 model. It uses a three-chip 3LCD system for high image quality, a new E-TORL lamp that can blaze up to 1,200 lumens, and...
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New 80GB PS3 provides minimal power savings, might have 65nm RSX GPU (Engadget)
Filed under: Gaming Last we heard, it was still up in the air somewhat as to whether upcoming PlayStation 3 consoles would house the elusive 65-nanometer RSX graphics processor. According to a curious buyer of Sony's newest 80GB unit , there is a smidgen of data that hints at a 65nm chip actually being under the hood. By using the oh-so-scientific Kill-A-Watt, he discovered that his ...
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