Wow, you are a fanboy. Completely, I bet you don't know anything about technology, just how to read a brochure, eh?
Why is the PS3 losing? Sony is arrogant, and the starting price of 599 hurt them bad. They set themselves right now, and it looks like the PS3 will sell well. I don't care what happens, as long as some good games come out.
Here are my thoughts which are powered by facts, not by XBOT FANBOYISM (cant stand):
The PS3 can do 2.18 TFLOPS a second. The 360 can muster 1 TFLOP a second. Those are facts. The PS3 has 8 SPEs (one reserved for I have NO CLUE) and 1 PPE (Power processor element). It's common logic that when a CPU is given multiple hard tasks at once it will lag, or the performance is dulled. The Cell can handle ludicrous amounts of tasks at once and still have lots of room to play with. The PS3, I can't say the same. While it still is a powerful supercomputer, games will not be as complicated and impressive as the PS3s will down the road. That has nothing to do with fun or gameplay factor though. Oh and the PPE is the thing that tells the SPEs what to do at any given time.
The memory bandwith of the Cell is extrodanarily impressive: 25.6 Gigabytes per second as a total. At any given time, there is so much that can happen, just thinking about it makes my head spin.
Plus, games are written on Blu-Ray discs. With the exception of few, most games on the PS3 are not needing Blu-Ray discs. Although, some are. And in the near future, with the Cell's potential, games will have to be put on BD discs. Come back to my posts in a year and see if what I said comes true.
I'm not dissing the 360 (which is a great system), I'm just bringing truth to Sony's system which people like to cover up.
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