Sony's 20GB PS3 to feature HDMI port

Sony is in the Blu Ray group, Microsoft in HD-DVD: they are separate, the two groups failed to have a last minute unification, so you can't say one can or would support the other because in the end they are jockey to not only finish first in the race but have the competition go away, ala betamax vs vhs. You can only get those manufacturers and entertainment companys that didn't sign on to be 'exclusive' to create media or devices that do both or unify them in a device. It's what they worked out and it's a mess, but nothing that Sony or MS will change for their devices.; Posted by: Boot_Agnostic 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

Over rated? Dx2 | 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

Pretty nice opensourcepro | 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

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