PlayStation 3
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Original von Pry
Mal gespannt... jedenfalls: Heute in einem Jahr funkelt auf jeden Fall ne PlayStation 3 unter meinem Fernseher...
Mal gespannt... jedenfalls: Heute in einem Jahr funkelt auf jeden Fall ne PlayStation 3 unter meinem Fernseher...
Nächstes Jahr wird sich die PS3 zu meiner PSP/PS2 gesellen.
Und der Herr Sprach: Es solle nur eine Next Gen Würdige Konsole geben. So spielet und genießet die PS3 PWNAGE.
Original von Flek
Ich glaube ihm sogar wen er sagt das die PS3 solche leistungen bringen wird - ich glaubte sony nicht als sie sagten psp wird ps2 grafik bringen ... da hatte ich den salat
das pasiert mir nich nochma
Ich glaube ihm sogar wen er sagt das die PS3 solche leistungen bringen wird - ich glaubte sony nicht als sie sagten psp wird ps2 grafik bringen ... da hatte ich den salat
das pasiert mir nich nochma
Sorry aber es wird ständig gegen die PS3 gewettert das wird sich am 5 Januar ändern.
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Nein das darf man nicht sagen doch ich glaube das die PS3 besser wird ich bin halt sony fan. Aber die 360er ist nicht schlecht nur gibt es bis jetzt glaube ich auch nicht wirklich ein spiel was das potenzial der box ausnutzt.Zudem sind ein paar der Starttitel schlecht programmiert und ruckeln teilweise (Quake und NFSMW) .
"The HD era really only starts when we are on the market" - Harrison
PlayStation development boss plays down Microsoft's high definition claims
Sony Computer Entertainment Worldwide Studios president Phil Harrison has claimed that Microsoft's Xbox 360 "doesn't have true HD functionality," saying that consumers seeking a HD experience will have to wait for the PS3 to arrive.
Speaking exclusively to GamesIndustry.biz this week, in an interview to be published tomorrow, Harrison described the Xbox 360 as "a lot better than their [Microsoft's] first introduction to the console business," but questioned the console's claim to being a High Definition device.
"The true definition of HD is the three elements of the HD value chain - the display, the content and the hardware to play back that content," he explained, "and PlayStation and Sony is the only organisation that has all three bits of the value chain together."
"As you well know," he continued, "the Xbox 360 doesn't play high definition movies and doesn't have true HD functionality - PlayStation 3 is the only format that has 1080-progressive, which is the true definition of HD, so it's really premature to be talking about the HD era."
"The HD era really only starts when we are on the market," he concluded.
Harrison's comments refer to the fact that the PlayStation 3 is the only next-gen console which will support the top end of the HD standard, the 1080p resolution, and also the only device which will be able to play high definition movie content, thanks to its support for Blu-Ray discs.
"High definition as far as the consumer is concerned means high definition movies, which means Blu-Ray disc, and that is the reason that people will buy high definition displays coupled with a player that is capable of playing movies and games - which is obviously PlayStation 3," he claimed.
Also in our exclusive interview, Harrison discussed other aspects of Sony's attitude to the next-generation console from its key rival, Microsoft, along with the company's ongoing plans for the PlayStation 2 and PlayStation Portable platforms and his belief that the games retail model is set to undergo a major shift in the coming years.
Check back tomorrow for our full interview with one of the key architects of Sony's console dominance.
PlayStation development boss plays down Microsoft's high definition claims
Sony Computer Entertainment Worldwide Studios president Phil Harrison has claimed that Microsoft's Xbox 360 "doesn't have true HD functionality," saying that consumers seeking a HD experience will have to wait for the PS3 to arrive.
Speaking exclusively to GamesIndustry.biz this week, in an interview to be published tomorrow, Harrison described the Xbox 360 as "a lot better than their [Microsoft's] first introduction to the console business," but questioned the console's claim to being a High Definition device.
"The true definition of HD is the three elements of the HD value chain - the display, the content and the hardware to play back that content," he explained, "and PlayStation and Sony is the only organisation that has all three bits of the value chain together."
"As you well know," he continued, "the Xbox 360 doesn't play high definition movies and doesn't have true HD functionality - PlayStation 3 is the only format that has 1080-progressive, which is the true definition of HD, so it's really premature to be talking about the HD era."
"The HD era really only starts when we are on the market," he concluded.
Harrison's comments refer to the fact that the PlayStation 3 is the only next-gen console which will support the top end of the HD standard, the 1080p resolution, and also the only device which will be able to play high definition movie content, thanks to its support for Blu-Ray discs.
"High definition as far as the consumer is concerned means high definition movies, which means Blu-Ray disc, and that is the reason that people will buy high definition displays coupled with a player that is capable of playing movies and games - which is obviously PlayStation 3," he claimed.
Also in our exclusive interview, Harrison discussed other aspects of Sony's attitude to the next-generation console from its key rival, Microsoft, along with the company's ongoing plans for the PlayStation 2 and PlayStation Portable platforms and his belief that the games retail model is set to undergo a major shift in the coming years.
Check back tomorrow for our full interview with one of the key architects of Sony's console dominance.
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, Na ja...gibt auch Preisgünstige Geräte, die technisch 1A sind und 1080p unterstützen.
http://www.areadvd.de/hardware/2005/toshiba_32wl58p_1.shtml
http://www.areadvd.de/hardware/2005/toshiba_32wl58p_1.shtml
Dennoch wäre dies sicherlich im Gegensatz zu vielen 999 Euro-Geräten eine empfehlenswerte Anschaffung für die besser betuchten... also nix für mich!
Klar sind 1080p momentan so gut wie unerreichbar - aber die Konsole soll sich doch auch wieder 6-10 Jahre halten, und da wird irgendwann auch HDTV stärker in den Massenmarkt rutschen. Die PS3 wird halt vom Start weg für die Zukunft gerüstet, so weit wie es nur sinnvoll möglich ist.
Klar sind 1080p momentan so gut wie unerreichbar - aber die Konsole soll sich doch auch wieder 6-10 Jahre halten, und da wird irgendwann auch HDTV stärker in den Massenmarkt rutschen. Die PS3 wird halt vom Start weg für die Zukunft gerüstet, so weit wie es nur sinnvoll möglich ist.