omgwtfbbq said:
That would be incredibly expensive, not only would they have to throw out 1 million 60GB hard drives, but they'd have to send people over to open up the PS3, replace the hard drive, and close it up. etter off selling them all then replacing with 80GB model
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It's probably as expensive to make a 60gb drive as it is a 80gb so they might as well, as hard drives are one of the few things you can upgrade, without making previous versions redundant (you cannot replace graphics cards for instance), so as long as devs know that they may only have a 20gb system, they can still make use of it, plus if that extra 20gb is really needed, the PS3 can be upgraded with external hard-drives anyway, so an upgrade to 8ogb doesn't really hurt anyone, unlike with the xBox 360 Elite, where the addition of so many extra features may have seriously annoyed earlier adopters. It looks to me like a natural progression just like with PCs. For instance our PC (soon to be replaced) came with a 40gb HD. We then got a 80gb HD making total space 120gb, then we recently got a 250gb one making space 330gb, which is considerably bigger than 40gb!
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