I agree it's nice for a portable unit, such as a laptop or a handheld game console, because they're moved around a lot.
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I agree it's nice for a portable unit, such as a laptop or a handheld game console, because they're moved around a lot.
The wireless on a PS3 is a 100/1000 setup which if you have the right wireless router is just as good and just as fast as any wired connection. With the exception of possible stability issues if you have the right interference. As for Blu-Ray...I got the TV so I got the Blu-Ray. And the card reader is damned handy. I now have ALL of my MP3 collection on my PS3 and pumping through the surround sound system from my living room. I dunno...maybe the PS3 is just a rich man's console. And like I said...you get more for your money with the PS3. Since the 360 doesnt have built in HD-DVD why isnt it $300 instead? No built in Wi-Fi...then why isnt it $200? Seems to me with Microsoft you get less and pay more.