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160GB Playstation 3 Model Coming?

October 06, 2007 in News comments 8

A reliable forum member named [-JuNka-], has posted that there will be a new Playstation 3 model which includes a 160GB hard drive and the new Dual Shock 3 controller. He continues on saying that this model will only be released in Japan for now, but a specific release date is not yet known, but it's expected after November.

From inside Sony Computer Entertainment International’s Japan offices I present to you leaked information on the new 160gb Playstation 3 model that will be appearing in the near future.
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    W00tbeer1 Oct 6, 07
    Pretty nice, a Ps3 with more memory can do a lot more things. I was thinking about getting a Ps3, now I know which one I should look for if i'm going to get it, the one with more memory.
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      DEZVOUS Oct 6, 07
      You know you could upgrade any PS3 currently available with a larger HDD for less money right, and do it easily to boot?
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    Bale Fire* Oct 6, 07
    Was that reliable forum member that guest which was on yesterday?
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    Subzer0 Oct 6, 07
    Dammit Sony. This is getting pretty annoying now.
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    Incidnia Oct 6, 07
    I can see what's going to happen.

    Sony release this 160GB model. Then Microsoft bring out a 200GB detatchable HDD. Then Sony bring in the 220's and Microsoft get out the 260's. Before we know it it's terabyte HDD's and then we remember that no one has that much music, video's or pictures. And there's never gunna be that much content on the XBL Marketplace/PSN Store.


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      Existenz Oct 7, 07
      And then Sony say that any laptop HDD works on the PS3 and people buy themselves 360Gb for like $120.
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    Kazooieman Oct 6, 07
    Why can't they settle on 100GB and let people just buy Memory Cards other than bringing out about 10 different PS3's based on Memory...
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    Incidnia Oct 7, 07
    Because memory cards are usually made by third party companies.

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