Gilgamesh said:
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I'm talking about the PS2 which you only have a picture of one model. You have a picture of both PS3s, but only the PS2 Slim.
Here's the one you have of the PS2 Slim:
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And here's a picture of an original PS2 fat:
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BTW, The PSX has two definitions. It is the original designation for the original Playstation before Sony renamed it PSone. It also is the name of the PS2 Media Player which you erroneously included next to the PS1 models.
This is a model 1 Playstation known to many as a PSX. Wiki says: "The PlayStation (プレイステーション Pureisutēshon , officially abbreviated as PS; unofficially referred to as the PSX[10] or PS1"
Here's a link to why it's often called the PSX http://www.edge-online.com/features/making-playstation
"SCEA hated the name and wanted to change it to PSX, a contraction of the project’s codename. “This was actually a huge internal battle, to the point where there was research done among consumer groups,” says Harrison, who, having seen various youth groups reacting badly to the name PlayStation, had his own fears about it."
I agree with SCEA's hesitation. I've always disliked the name "Playstation". It sounds like a childrens Toy. I've always prefered abstract names like Sega Genesis, Mega Drive, Saturn, Gamecube, Turbo Grafx-16, Gameboy, or Neo Geo. Playstation has grown on me, but I still think Xbox is a better name becuase it sounds less like a child's play thing.
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This is a PSX media player with a built in PS2. You can clearly see next to all the format logos listed on the front that it reads "Playstation 2"
It was a simple misunderstanding. I'm sure you've just never heard anyone refer to the original Playstation as PSX.
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Oh, you might be interested to know that there was a special black Playstation released in Japan called the "Net Yaroze". It let budding game makers code Playstation games that could then even get published. Pretty cool, but very expensive. It was basicly a dev kit. Here's a pic: