| HappySqurriel said: While it is entirely outdated compared to what a console that could be released today would look like, it isn't THAT outdated ... With the iPhone 4 and iPad we have (expensive) portable devices which are (probably) more powerful than the original XBox; to get near the XBox 360 and PS3 is going to be very expensive, unless this system is releasing in 2012 and is based on a 22nm manufacturing process. |
It depends on what they are talking about. The PS3 is an inefficient architecture in terms of power / performance and performance / area compared to many architectures out there today. Depending on the resolution of the screen, they could have been talking about per pixel effects and theres always the large memory pool and flash architecture which could be 256-1024MB to give them the opportunity to add a lot of cheap high resolution textures through high speed low latency just in time delivery and the ability to hold a lot of them in memory.
Tease.
