Monday, January 08, 2007

How to Load Linux on the PS3-XCM Cable Hooks Up Xbox 360, Wii, PS3 and PS2

How to Load Linux on the PS3
By Gearlog
If you've spent all your money on the PS3 and don't have enough dough left over for games, then maybe it's time you install Linux Fedora Core 5 on your PlayStation3. Sony has an "Install Other OS" option built into...
Gearlog - http://www.gearlog.com/

XCM Cable Hooks Up Xbox 360, Wii, PS3 and PS2
If you're lucky enough to have an Xbox 360, Wii, PS3 and PS2 or any combination of those, this XCM XFPS 360 multicomponent cable v2 can hook you up. Just flip a switch and you can toggle between all...
Gizmodo - http://www.gizmodo.com

Meet Ana: The 360's Secret Weapon Against The PS3
By Xbox360Lunatic
It's time to put the systems in the room to the test and check out how the games look and how the Xbox 360 and PS3 handle upscaling. "If you really wanted to be mean you would have run these tests in 720p or 1080i," I say, referring to ...
Xbox Users Group - http://www.xboxusersgroup.com/forums

New cable connects PS3, 360 and Wii to a SINGLE set of component ...
XCM are planning to release a single cable which includes one set of component video leads at one end and on the other connectors for Xbox 360, PS3 and Wii along with a switch to choose between them, allowing all three consoles to be ...
digg / dig - http://digg.com/

No Force Feedback For PS3 Racing Wheels Either
Sony confirmed that force feedback is forever dead on the PS3 to 1UP this afternoon:. All PS3 games are programmed for the SIXAXIS which doesn't have force ... But, like Immersion-patented force feedback on the PS3, we don't support ...
Kotaku - http://www.kotaku.com

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Japan Japan JP¥49,980 Open price
United States United States US$499 US$599
Canada Canada C$549 C$659
Mexico Mexico MXN$7,999 MXN$9,499
European Union Eurozone
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499 €599
United Kingdom United Kingdom GB£375† GB£425†
Switzerland Switzerland
CHF 749 CHF 899
Norway Norway
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5000 NOK
Denmark Denmark 4295 DKK 5495 DKK†
Sweden Sweden
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5999 SEK
Finland Finland €550 €650
Australia Australia A$829 A$999
New Zealand New Zealand NZ$999†
NZ$1199.95†
The PS3's 3.2 GHz Cell processor, developed jointly by Sony, Toshiba and IBM ("SIT"), is an implementation to dynamically assign physical processor cores to do different types of work independantly. It has a PowerPC-based "Power Processing Element" (PPE) and six accessible 3.2 GHz Synergistic Processing Elements (SPEs), a seventh runs in a special mode and is dedicated to OS security, and an eighth disabled to improve production yields. The PPE, SPE's and other elements ("units") are connected via an Element Interconnect Bus which serves to connect all of the units in a ring-style bus. The PPE has a 512KB level 2 cache and one VMX vector unit. Each of the SPEs is a RISC processor with 128 128-bit SIMD GPRs and superscalar functions. Each SPE contains 256KB of non-cached memory (local storage, "LS") that is shared by program code and work data. SPEs may access more data in the main memory using DMA. The floating point performance of the whole system (CPU + GPU) is reported to be 2.18 TFLOPS[38]. PlayStation 3's Cell CPU achieves 218 GFLOPS single precision float and is reported at around 26 GFLOPS double precision. The PS3 will ship with 256 MB of Rambus XDR DRAM, clocked at CPU die speed.