By using this site, you agree to our Privacy Policy and our Terms of Use. Close
frybread said:
gengka said:

 

 

 

That figure doesn't include:

- Operating System

- Monitor

- Mouse

- Keyboard

- Speakers

- Wireless Chip


Hahaha, ok let's take these one by one.

- OS 

OS cost was $0, as I already own a copy.  Microsoft allows several XP/Vista activations from one key if you use phone activation.  Unless you're all posting from Ubuntu, I'm guessing you have an OS already as well :)

And what if they don't? $100

 

- Monitor

hahaha, if I include monitor, then you should include a 32" plasma with the 360.  Hey, why not include a sofa while you're at it, and the cheetohs?

Very few people don't have a TV.  You don't need a 32" Plasma to play 360.

- Mouse

Logitech RX250, $8.  Sure a better mouse costs more, but so does a dualshock.

An $8 mouse won't provide a better experience than a console.  But we'll stick with $8 for the addition.

- Keyboard

Microsoft Digital Media Pro Keyboard, $10.

- Speakers

Does PS3 come with 5.1 surround sound system?  Didn't think so.

- Wireless chip

Here in the PC world we call them "wireless cards" and they're integrated on most motherboards these days.

I don't think wireless is necessary, so I'm with you on this one.  Though I don't think that cheap motherboard has Wifi, just regular old wires.

 

 

 And a Ps3 has some cool features like a BluRay drive that costs 200$ alone


Blu-Ray drive for PC is actually $120.  To get that without changing the price too much, we can swap out the current 640G hard drive, and switch to a more PS3-like 40G hard drive, and ditch the current optical storage for the BRD.

 

 

140+Shipping.

 

520+8+10+140-25= A lot more than a console.

 

PC's cost more, it's okay.  This argument is like saying a Lexus costs less than a Bicycle.



I would cite regulation, but I know you will simply ignore it.