Sound & Vision Lavish Praise Upon PS3
A ton of you have called the PS3 out as a games console lumped with a Blu-Ray player, but what if you came at it from the other way? What if you saw the PS3 as a Blu-Ray player lumped with some gaming capabilities, do you think you'd look at the PS3 a little differently?
Sound & VIsion Magazine did, as they've just awarded the PS3 one of their 2006 Editors' Choice Awards, despite the fact they openly approached the system as non-gamers:
Sony's multimedia wonder is all good. Not only does it deliver picture and sound quality on par with the other Blu-ray Disc players on the market, its speedy Cell processor gives it an ergonomic edge by enabling the player to quickly load discs and scan menu items. The PS3's built-in Dolby TrueHD decoding, HDMI 1.3 output, and Ethernet port also offer comfort that your hard-earned dollars aren't being spent on a product that will soon become obsolete.
The only downside? No online multiplayer for the Japanese version of MotorStorm......oh, that and some "more flexible video-scaling" options would have been nice. So there you have it, if you don't like games, the PS3 is a snappy purchase (oh, the irony is overwhelming). Then again, if you don't like games, what the hell are you doing here? Luke Plunkett Sony PlayStation 3 Game Console/Blu-ray Disc Player [Sound & Vision Magazine]
Sound & VIsion Magazine did, as they've just awarded the PS3 one of their 2006 Editors' Choice Awards, despite the fact they openly approached the system as non-gamers:
Sony's multimedia wonder is all good. Not only does it deliver picture and sound quality on par with the other Blu-ray Disc players on the market, its speedy Cell processor gives it an ergonomic edge by enabling the player to quickly load discs and scan menu items. The PS3's built-in Dolby TrueHD decoding, HDMI 1.3 output, and Ethernet port also offer comfort that your hard-earned dollars aren't being spent on a product that will soon become obsolete.