for everyone having problems with the code, MAKE SURE THAT U USE CAPS IN THE CODE WHEN NEEDED!

ok game on

goto the ps website they have instructions on doing a simple reset to fix your problem. hey wait a minute! u just posted this in system wars this morning?! well im not gonna call you a troll trying to spread rumers im just gonna say do some research before posting simple crap thats pretty old news.

oh yea and thats your ip in the sig....

add more audio and video codec support

use firefox for web browsing

increase RAM to 1GB

make DS3 standard

use a faster BD drive

sell a 20gb SKU for $299

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hmmmmm....

im gonna resist flaming you and offer some advice.

try switching off the master switch in the back of the unit and then switch it back on again. after that you should be able to start up normaly. other wise call sony

Beejy

Dude what movie is your name from. Is it the Last Dragon? I f***ing love that movie, lol!

lol yeah i got that glow....now who's the mastah!

finaly i get to unleash my sound system. i cant wait

EDIT: i just had to drop in on the DTS website to confirm, and yes its right there in the press release. truly happy now!

hmmmmm....

im gonna resist flaming you and offer some advice.

try switching off the master switch in the back of the unit and then switch it back on again. after that you should be able to start up normaly. other wise call sony

I'm more inclined to believe it'll be 1280 x 1080p, not full 1920 x 1080p as either console (PS3 / 360) is ill equiped for full HD.TacticalElefant

the ps3 outputs full 1080p via its hdmi1.3 slot. this can be proven by using a test pattern or by simply running a BD disc while it is connected to an isf calibrator. as far as games running at full 1080p? to be honest i dont know i would have to run a test.

1. NES

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