| Xbox 360 vs. PlayStation 3 vs. Nintendo Wii |
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| Sunday, 26 November 2006 12:20 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Xbox 360 vs. PlayStation 3 vs. Nintendo Wii: A Technical Comparison
All of the following factors are assessed and compared Pricing, Microprocessor, Graphics processor, Video, Audio, System memory, Storage, Networking, Multimedia features, Controllers, Compatibility He even requests updates correstions and comments to ensure the comparisons remain acurate and objective
Above is just a sample of the comparion charts and style thats offered I think its a well researched article and worth a good read This is haow he introduces the article It's the battle of the ages, played out with a new generation of hardware that, for the first time, appears to leave all but the most high-end gaming PCs in the dust. Opinions about Microsoft Xbox 360 and Sony PlayStation 3 vary, but it's pretty clear that both devices kick serious butt from a technical perspective. Looking over the specifications, and listening to representatives of both companies, however, I've come away with a few general thoughts.From a pure processing standpoint, the PS3 appears to beat the Xbox 360, but the first generation PS3 games are not graphically superior to anything that's available on the Xbox 360. The PS3 has a few advantages, however. For example, it's mostly compatible with the millions of existing PlayStation (PS1) and PlayStation 2 (PS2) titles, which is a huge plus. Xbox 360, however, drops the bomb on the PS3 in a few important categories as well. It's HD Media Center Extender experience blows away anything Sony offers on the PS3, and it supports live and recorded HDTV over your home network, along with TV show and movie downlaods. Its device connectivity--including direct support for Apple iPod and Sony PSP devices--is top notch. And the hugely compelling Xbox Live service gets even better with Xbox 360. Sony has nothing like it: On the PS3, games are isolated islands of connectivity, allowing gamers only to communicate with others in the same games. Finally, Microsoft took away one of Sony's biggest advantages when it announced a free 1080p upgrade for all existing Xbox 360 units.
Read full article HERE Thanks Paul for a very interesting article
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