kaneada on 05 April 2010
| bxnytony said: i find it funny how most people arent actually reading it just commenting about whta they think is right. the tos/eula of any company is not a legally binding contract. look it up. several companies have lost class action lawsuit sbecause their tos is in direct violation of the law as i stated in this thread. try amazon with the kindle, netflix, sony with hidden drm. i mean seriously people READ up and know ur rights. |
This case has no legal standing what so ever. I have read the same argument presented in the UK and it is just as flawed. If I remember correctly the slim does not contain other OS support by default, which changes the specfications of the product. Secondly the update is optional, so if you want to keep your other OS support then don't update and buy another PS3.
-- Nothing is nicer than seeing your PS3 on an HDTV through an HDMI cable for the first time.
