Skynet FTW!!!
It's no surprise.
Keep in mind PS2's and other videogame systems were banned being sold to "rogue" countries do to their abilties to be linked together and possibly used weapons systems.
How much do you think they want to test and keep an eye on a systsem that can be linked together to form a super computer?
That's why we really invaded Iraq.
http://www.freerepublic.com/forum/a3a3f27852c0f.htm
I read an article where they stated the cell could be used to launch missiles.
Launch missiles and play blu-rays!!! that's truly some bang for your buck.
| Dallinor said: I read an article where they stated the cell could be used to launch missiles. Launch missiles and play blu-rays!!! that's truly some bang for your buck. |
So could the PS2. That's sony's real job. Making covert missle controlling systems for terrorists!
I think the US Should invade them and give away PS3's to all amercains.
| ion-storm said: IBM sell systems based on cell processors don't they? Why would you buy a PS3 with it's hypervisor that limits it's functionality in Linux. Unless they are getting a full PS3 dev kit to use full system resources. Or a PS3 with no hypervisor! Also... http://www.ps3fanboy.com/2008/03/04/ps3s-to-simulate-black-hole-collisions/ "Hopefully enough to know not to fry it by trying to understand all the research, formulas, and theories behind the project to use 16 PS3's to simulate a collision of two black holes. Headed in part by Guarav Khanna at UMass" |
I guess it's cheaper to buy some PS3s if they just want to do some small experiments with the Cell. If it was something serious, they'd surely have the budget (and motivation) to buy the Cell directly from IBM.
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