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Harjit D
for example: xbox 360 can store music off your mp3 player....
it can turn on the system by pressing a button on the controller
anybody who can give me true crazy features like those for the ps3 will be rewarded and if the ps3 has any features that the 360 has as well... you should write that as well
10 points will be rewarded
Answer
The keys to the system's amazing power are the Cell processor (jointly developed by Sony, IBM and Toshiba) and the RSX graphics processor, co-developed with Nvidia and SCEI. Working in tandem, the new components produce an astounding two teraflops of floating point horsepower - a simply unprecedented amount of processing power. See the article on the games that were shown elsewhere on this site, for a look at how the system's sheer grunt will change interactive entertainment forever.
The hardware design innovates in plenty of other ways. Bluetooth enables up to seven controllers to connect to the console without troublesome wires, and expect plenty of connectivity between PLAYSTATION 3 and PSP (PlayStation Portable) via the Wireless capabilities (802.11 b/g standards are both supported).
Storage is taken care of with a detachable HDD (Hard Disk Drive), and the system boasts unparalleled connectivity. Six USB 2.0 slots allow a multitude of devices to connect to the system (including the controllers, which are charged via USB), while Memory Stick, SD card and Compact Flash media all boast their own slots.
High-definition visuals come as standard, with resolutions of up to 1080p supported. To make the most of this mind-blowing leap in visual fidelity, Blu-ray Disc - a new breed of high definition DVD capable of storing up to 54GB - is supported, as is pretty much every kind of DVD and CD you can get your hands on. This includes PS one and PS2 games, as PLAYSTATION 3 fully supports all the games released for its predecessors.
Simply put, PLAYSTATION 3 will be the centrepiece of any entertainment system when it is released next spring. The high definition, realtime visuals shown at the conference were truly astonishing to behold, and the tech demos that were demonstrated hinted at the sheer extent of the leap in power we can expect as PlayStation moves into the next generation.
Sourced from SONY CORP.
The keys to the system's amazing power are the Cell processor (jointly developed by Sony, IBM and Toshiba) and the RSX graphics processor, co-developed with Nvidia and SCEI. Working in tandem, the new components produce an astounding two teraflops of floating point horsepower - a simply unprecedented amount of processing power. See the article on the games that were shown elsewhere on this site, for a look at how the system's sheer grunt will change interactive entertainment forever.
The hardware design innovates in plenty of other ways. Bluetooth enables up to seven controllers to connect to the console without troublesome wires, and expect plenty of connectivity between PLAYSTATION 3 and PSP (PlayStation Portable) via the Wireless capabilities (802.11 b/g standards are both supported).
Storage is taken care of with a detachable HDD (Hard Disk Drive), and the system boasts unparalleled connectivity. Six USB 2.0 slots allow a multitude of devices to connect to the system (including the controllers, which are charged via USB), while Memory Stick, SD card and Compact Flash media all boast their own slots.
High-definition visuals come as standard, with resolutions of up to 1080p supported. To make the most of this mind-blowing leap in visual fidelity, Blu-ray Disc - a new breed of high definition DVD capable of storing up to 54GB - is supported, as is pretty much every kind of DVD and CD you can get your hands on. This includes PS one and PS2 games, as PLAYSTATION 3 fully supports all the games released for its predecessors.
Simply put, PLAYSTATION 3 will be the centrepiece of any entertainment system when it is released next spring. The high definition, realtime visuals shown at the conference were truly astonishing to behold, and the tech demos that were demonstrated hinted at the sheer extent of the leap in power we can expect as PlayStation moves into the next generation.
Sourced from SONY CORP.
My verbatim 250gb hard drive is not recognized.?
ajjacko200
I have had my Hard drive for about a year now and now it is not being recognized. when i plug it in the light blinks instead of being steady. the internal fan for the drive does not kick in. there are no sound effects on the pc when it is plugged in or unplugged. It is like it was never plugged in when it actually is. How can i correct this without formatting it and losing my data?
It is plugged into my desktop.
Answer
Okay my first response question is. Does this Portable HDD come with a Power Supply?
If it does not then the issue is simply that. It gets it's power supply through the USB cable and since this is a portable hdd I am assuming you have a laptop. The laptop in order to read the drive needs to have a Powered USB Port. It is just not getting enough power from the USB port it is connected to.
The tech specs even say that it needs to be powered through the USB.
Tech Specs
Rotational Speed - 5400 RPM
External Power - USB bus-powered <----------------------------------- Right There!
Interface - One USB Mini-B port
Data Transfer Rate - USB 2.0 High-Speed: 480
Mb/s (max), USB 1.1 Full Speed: 12 Mb/s
Unit Dimensions - 3.38 in. X 5.38 in. X 0.63 in. (86 mm X 137 mm X 16 mm)
Unit Weight - 5.2 oz (147 g)
System Requirements:
USB: 1.1 or 2.0 Port
Windows: 2000, XP or Vista
Mac: OS 9x, Mac OS X 10.1 or higher
Okay my first response question is. Does this Portable HDD come with a Power Supply?
If it does not then the issue is simply that. It gets it's power supply through the USB cable and since this is a portable hdd I am assuming you have a laptop. The laptop in order to read the drive needs to have a Powered USB Port. It is just not getting enough power from the USB port it is connected to.
The tech specs even say that it needs to be powered through the USB.
Tech Specs
Rotational Speed - 5400 RPM
External Power - USB bus-powered <----------------------------------- Right There!
Interface - One USB Mini-B port
Data Transfer Rate - USB 2.0 High-Speed: 480
Mb/s (max), USB 1.1 Full Speed: 12 Mb/s
Unit Dimensions - 3.38 in. X 5.38 in. X 0.63 in. (86 mm X 137 mm X 16 mm)
Unit Weight - 5.2 oz (147 g)
System Requirements:
USB: 1.1 or 2.0 Port
Windows: 2000, XP or Vista
Mac: OS 9x, Mac OS X 10.1 or higher
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