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Well they picked less exotic components, maybe not as advanced (comparatively) as the PS3 had back in the day...

But how is that a bad thing? I think it's a very smart and healthy decision. Sure, it will not be as powerful as a high or mid range gaming PC, but it's gonna be enough to give some good results and Sony will not lose as much money, as they did with the PS3.