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The 60 GB version have compact flash/SD/memory stick slots while 20 GB version will have just USB slots. Of course you can use one of those USB memory sticks with that.

The 60 GB also has built in wireless. So unless you're ok with using a ethernet cord or you already have a wirless game adapter then you may want to get the 60 GB version.

60 GB version comes with a wireless controller, 20 GB vesion comes with a standard controller, but it does support wireless controllers.
Posted by: BCF1968   Posted on: 09/22/06 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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For the money  Boot_Agnostic | 09/22/06
"Someone noted that to add on similar features to Xbox 360 you'd outprice"  OwningXylophone | 09/22/06
Over rated?  Dx2 | 09/22/06
"the PS was heads and shooulders above..."  OwningXylophone | 09/22/06
Depends on the game  voska | 09/22/06
Point taken  OwningXylophone | 09/22/06
Not quite  BCF1968 | 09/22/06
A few minor points...  OwningXylophone | 09/22/06
Bad reviews already!  OwningXylophone | 09/22/06
Isn't that a programming error  voska | 09/22/06
Pretty nice  opensourcepro | 09/22/06
US price drop coming soon  brodieb | 09/22/06
Differences?  Dx2 | 09/22/06
Not the only difference  OwningXylophone | 09/22/06
Difference  BCF1968 | 09/22/06
I want 2  nucrash | 09/22/06
Sony is in the Blu Ray group, Microsoft in HD-DVD  Boot_Agnostic | 09/22/06
I'd gonna go with nintendo...  JoeMama_z | 09/22/06

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