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PS3 Consoles – Well Cool!
After purchasing a 40″ Sony Bravia we were looking to buy a BlueRay Player – the price difference between a nice BD Player and the PS3 Consoles Slim was not hugely different so I opted for the PS3 Consoles. My only other foray in to games consoles was an X-Box many years ago (which I have mainly used for playing back DVDs! The PS3 Consoles has surprised me in so many ways…
1)It’s set up was very straight forward via HDMIDI cable.
2)It automatically picked up our WIFI (I thought this would have to be an extra purchase). So I can now surf the net ‘big screen style!)
3)No extras are required to watch DVDs (I purchased a DVD remote for £14 as my parents found it easier to use than the controller)
4)BBC Iplayer (and Five on Demand) finally comes into its own – the streaming quality and resolution on full screen are quite incredible. (From those that I have tried, the only one I can’t play is the ITV one)
5)The resolution on PS3 Consoles Games is pin sharp, the Dual Shock controller takes a bit of getting use to until you realise it moves with you! – I would recommend the Wireless mics if you want to use Sing Star
I have barley touched the surface of this product yet but, if you are looking for a multimedia player that covers BlueRay, WIFI and gaming I would really recommend this to you!
PS3 Consoles – Impressed
I decided I wanted a second PS3 Consoles to go in my office, so I can play my games whenever I feel like, rather than sitting there sulking when I’ve been kicked off the big LCD TV in the lounge so that she-who-must-be-obeyed can watch the latest installment of some stick insect parading down a catwalk wearing bin liners!
I’ve still got the original launch model (60GB with the extra features) and still liked the glossy black finish, the well built feel and the quiet and hushed tones of the fan, even when it’s on full. It’s a solid and impressive bit of kit.
So, I was somewhat worried that the new machine was going to be some flimsy plastic affair, a bit like my XBox 360. Thankfully, this is not the case at all. It’s as solid as the original machine, and the matt-black affect is much better in the flesh, than in the photos you see. It’s not rough at all, and it feels well built. It sits well with other black home cinema gear and is definitely smaller than the original – flatter, less height (if both lying down) but just as deep.
Addressing one issue that I noticed in a lot of these reviews, regarding fan noise. Mine simply does not make any annoying sounds. It’s quieter than the original PS3 Consoles. It is not silent like some have said – no fan in a confined space would be, but it doesn’t make as much noise – I’d say by at least a half, over the original unit. The fan comes on a little earlier when the machine is idling, compared to the original, but again, this is to be expected as there is less space in the machine now. It most certainly cannot be heard over any games. If your machine is doing this, it is faulty, and should be returned.
Overall, it’s the typical high quality Sony kit, that looks very smart and is more accepted in the lounge, than the outgoing model due to the smaller size.
PS3 Consoles – Does It All and Does It Brilliantly!
I decided that I needed to overhaul my audio-visual set up so recently treated myself to a stunning new telly (Samsung 7020, 40″) which is absolutely awesome! Having had such an upgrade it seemed only right to get a bluray player. I had a look at prices, spec, reviews – and one of THE best players (getting 5* in all the audiophile mags) is the PS3 Consoles. Better investigate, I thought…
Now, I’m no gamer these days, I grew up on 80s consoles and do have a Wii, so I wondered if I’d really use the console. Still, I went for the PS3 Consoles, mainly for it’s bluray and forward compatibility (as it can easily download updates from the wifi connection it is considerably more future-proof than many players.) And what can I say?? Stunning!!
Not only is it a fantastic bluray player BUT it is a total media centre! The TV on demand is easy (and has high quality option and PS3 Consoles specific settings – at least on the BBC iPlayer) Media streaming (which I wasn’t sure of the point of) works beautifully. My telly has DLNA but won’t work with my mac – gaaaaah! The PS3 Consoles however made networking ridiculously simple (mac users need to download medialink for mac – then off it goes!) It won’t play protected content from the apple store but then I think that is apple being toxic about their licenses rather then Sony’s fault.
And games…? I got uncharted 2 as part of the deal and can’t put it down – it is like a brilliant epic action film starring you!! My 73-year old mum came to visit and was hooked watching me play it! I’ve downloaded a few other game demos (playable) from the playstation store as well as a couple of films. The store works ok, and you can rent the latest movies on HD on there (or stream them I think, if you want to watch them now). One criticism of the store would be that a lot of the films are only in 2 channel audio – when the bluray of the same film is in 5.1/7.1)
I was a little concerned when I purchased this that it might just be an expensive bluray player that would sit gathering dust but I shouldn’t have worried – in actual fact I barely turn it off and use it for everything!!
If you want an award-winning future-proof bluray player, an awesome gaming console, and a do-it-all high quality media box then buy this!! Stunning all round!
PS3 Consoles – A Great Upgrade From the Old PS3′s
Awhile ago my old 60GB PS3 Consoles died from the Yellow Light off death and was told it would cost 120 pounds to get a refurbished one, but it only came with a 3 month warranty, so I decided it would be a better investment for the new Slim PS3 Consoles, and I haven’t looked back!
First impressions were great; it’s slim, sleek and after a few hours I noticed it wasn’t a dust magnet like the old PS3 Consoles.
The HDD capacity is great, but it’s also even easier than before to upgrade your HDD if you want a bigger one.
The slim also runs literally silent, it’s well self ventilated so you don’t need to buy a fan for it and it wont over heat easily; infact it hasn’t over heated at all since I’ve had it.
Obviously there are some fall backs, you cannot play PS2 games at all, however you can play PSX games, but this has been like that for awhile since the 80GB PS3 Consoles, there are no card reader slots which is a downer, and the main issue which gets me is the 2 USB slots, so if you are wanting to play Band Hero, or Rock band with more than 2 players then I suggest you invent in a USB slot expander.
However, brushing the negatives aside the Slim does deserve praise for being a better system in general. I have noticed that games runs a lot smoother than the old PS3 Consoles and load up faster, not only that the power consumption has also been reduced by 38%, so it’s more eco friendly.
PS3 Consoles – Small Package Big Heart
Decided to upgrade from our beloved 40gb PS3 Consoles to this gorgeous thing. We’ve used our 40gb machine every day for either playing games or watching a blu-ray since it came out and I think what swayed us most were two things the great saving on electrical consumption and the massive hard drive.
The machine itself is a lot smaller than the original especially in height IE the old machine is nearly 4″ high and this is nearly half that. Depth is about the same but on the width approximately a couple of inch has been removed and the surface texture is much improved. Although we loved the glossy finish of our old machine this matt (slightly rough) surface is much more finger-friendly. The power-on switch is now at the front with the eject button – a great improvement from having to rummage around the back of the machine, and they are both actual round buttons that click not the touch-sensitive panel, again for us an improvement, also the power cable is slightly less bulky (two pin instead of three). Other than that everything else seems the same for setting up. I checked the the latest software upgrade and ours is up-to-date.
For us a big improvement on a system that we loved anyway – very happy to recommend.
PS3 Consoles – Very Good, Get One
A big improvement over my original 80Gb PS3 Consoles, due to it being nice and quiet, plus smaller so it now fits nicely in my AV cabinet.
Be aware that there is no multi-card reader on this unit unlike the original PS3 Consoles, but the fan vent is on the back and much, much, much less like a jet taking off.
You can upgrade the HDD yourself and I have put a 500Gb in my original PS3 Consoles and intend to put a 1Tb model in my new slim once they become available.
PS3 Consoles – The PS3 Does It All
This is the new PS3 Consoles slim which I invested in shortly after they came out, the workings of console itself is the same as the original PS3 Consoles but the shell is considerably smaller and the scale on which is made and works is smaller to save power and money. This means
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