Hyruken said:
But how does that explain all the consoles that have never been connected to the internet to receive updates having the same problem? It has to be something that was inside the machines when they were made for all of them to go the same way. Which again makes you ask the question how could they get that wrong as it seems so basic? Like Mobile Phones for example, we have had them for decades now, they have updates etc. Have never heard of this happening to a phone. Could you imagine how pissed people would be if say their Iphone would not work due to a date memory problem? This problem has already started to hit national media now. http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology/gamesblog/2010/mar/01/games-sony |
it's the Bios, you see even if you never connected the PS3 to the internet, say for some reason someone is able to buy a brand new ps3 fat off the shelf tody. the PS3's internal clock's swait state is kept by a onboard battary a CR 2032 watch batter. that battery hold's information not just the date and time but also other setting's on the PS3's internal Bio's chip on it's motherboard. if the software in that Bios chip has a fault in it's program, it would effect the unit even if it was never connected to the internet, that also depend's on the chip and what ver' of the Bio's software that is on the chip. no all the PS3 mother board's may have the same Bio's chip.
lol..there is a big seperator between a mobile phone than something like the PS3 and PC's though that is getting toward not the case in the near future today some PHONE'S ARE RUNNING EMBEDED risc processor's like the Nexus from google that contain's A 1GHz embeded risc processor!
unheard of 5 to 6 year's ago.

I AM BOLO
100% lover "nothing else matter's" after that...
ps:
Proud psOne/2/3/p owner. I survived Aplcalyps3 and all I got was this lousy Signature.







