I dont know what The Sony Corp. Japan is Upto. Launching the PS3 head on with XBOX 360 of Microsoft, which obviously cant compete with sony. Imagine 2 Terafolps of computing Device in ur hand in just of kids... 2.18 teraflops of performance.
I was just going through This aritcle.
http://www.engadget.com/entry/1234000050043558/
Nothing much is left to say. Where this world is going. Would love to get comments after reading that article.
I surely would like to put in SONY PS3 Specifications here:
-Blu-Ray media support with 6x today's DVD storage
Support for CD-ROM, CDR+W, DVD, DVD-ROM, DVD-R, DVD+R
-Backwards compatibility to PS2 and PS1 (touche Xbox 360)
-Memory Stick Duo, SD, and Compact Flash memory slots
-Detachable 2.5 inch hard-drive-Support for 7 Bluetooth controllers
-6 USB slots (4 in front, 2 in the back-3.2 Ghz Cell processor with 2.18 teraflops of performance
-255mb XDR RAM at 3.2ghz, 256mb GDDR VRAM at 700mhz
(source : http://www.firstadopter.com/fa/archives/000988.html)
I have nothing much left to say about this.................Nothing but "Its a Sony" ;)
May 05, 2005
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Picked from Home Entertainment Hacks :
roy leamon just wasn’t satisfied with 5.1 discrete audio channels, so he went to work hacking together a 24 channel sound system that he calls the lsd (laemon sound device). the 24 seperate speakers are controlled over firewire by a mac g5.
it’s a bit difficult to imagine what is possible with this system. you could realistically have a seperate sound source for each instrument in your recording. you could move a single source around the room in a way that a 5.1 system can only attempt to imitate. there are a lot of possibilities.
this one is not for the faint of heart or light of wallet. though it’s constructed from off the shelf components, roy estimates that it would take $12-15k to reproduce his system. that figure just shattered any hopes that i had of being a true audiophile. this is probably ok — i don’t have the skillz to juggle 12 turntables anyway.
I CALL IT DESIRE.... THE DESIRE FOR MORE...
roy leamon just wasn’t satisfied with 5.1 discrete audio channels, so he went to work hacking together a 24 channel sound system that he calls the lsd (laemon sound device). the 24 seperate speakers are controlled over firewire by a mac g5.
it’s a bit difficult to imagine what is possible with this system. you could realistically have a seperate sound source for each instrument in your recording. you could move a single source around the room in a way that a 5.1 system can only attempt to imitate. there are a lot of possibilities.
this one is not for the faint of heart or light of wallet. though it’s constructed from off the shelf components, roy estimates that it would take $12-15k to reproduce his system. that figure just shattered any hopes that i had of being a true audiophile. this is probably ok — i don’t have the skillz to juggle 12 turntables anyway.
I CALL IT DESIRE.... THE DESIRE FOR MORE...
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