One big limitation on the 360 is that you cannot put any of your downloadable videos that you did not download from Xbox Live directly on your 360 HDD.
Say for instance you have a lot of .avi's on an external HDD that you would like to watch on your TV.
360: You cannot directly transfer the videos from the external HDD onto the 360 HDD. So anytime you want to watch a movie from that HDD on your 360, you have to have the external HDD hooked up to your 360.
PS3: You CAN directly transfer the videos from the external HDD onto the PS3 HDD. You no longer need to hook up the external drive (whether it be a HDD, flash drive, etc.) as you can just copy it directly onto the PS3's HDD.
This is a glaring flaw with the 360 that could easily have been avoided, but MS still "owns" the content on your HDD even though you own the actual 360. All in all a horrible decision since your use of your 360 HDD is limited as a result.
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