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by mark 11/17/2006, 9:54am PST |
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Jerry Whorebach wrote:
Apparently the PS3 motherboard, CPU, GPU and memory alone (not even factoring in Blue Ray, hard drive, wireless, etc.) cost Sony about $175 more than the entire 360 system costs MS. So either the Cell is so incredibly advanced that no hugh-man game designer can take advantage of it or Sony got shafted by not buying their components off-the-shelf.
So regardless of whether or not this device will bankrupt Sony, The chipset really is that impressive, or so claimed most of the keynote speakers (who were, for some reason, almost all high perfomance computing researcher) at a conference I attended last May. When the third guy in a row got up to say basically the same thing (Powerpoint slide of PS2, quick blurb about how insane the processor is and how cheap it will be, 'joke' about how his kids will have one before he does) I started to look through the program for a huge Sony logo on the sponsor page. |
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