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waron said: blah blah ... NO ONE ACTUALLY SUPPORTS IT and yet they couldn't keep atleast 4 usb ports and card reader. |
Or instead of going caps-lock-happy (the forum equivalent of foaming at mouth) you might have spent 30 seconds using Google and discovered that:
"Every Twentieth Century Fox and MGM Blu-ray features a DTS HD Master Audio track, as does all new Roadshow titles"
( link to the article going back to when the playback was introduced in April 2008)
And while it's a feature that I don't use because I have still not a proper home theater, a quick check of my Blu-ray movies showed that 16 of them out of 19 offer either TrueHD or DTS-HD Master Audio. So why exactly should the PS3, which was always positioned as a media hub and high-tier BD player, not be able to playback such standards, especially since it's a monster in stream processing?
Now the card reader, that was only useful to a minority of users, and I'm glad it got axed years ago to lower the costs. If I need to read a memory card I'll either use my €6 USB card reader, do the same on my PC and read the files trhough my file server, or connect cameras directly through the USB to donwload the pictures. Especially considering that the formats of memory cards are bound to change during the lifetime of the PS3.
Seriously, either post something worthwile in content or at least aim for the entertainment value.
