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Kasz216 on 05 November 2008
soulsamurai said:
Nah they're not used. We don't do used trade ins. ps3 is actually doing pretty good in our area. We have not sold any 360's yet but we sell a ps3 every now and then. Rentals are in favor of 360 though, and wii is always sold out.

Wow new.  Heh you could probably put a profit on it then.

Thought maybe they were the old rental models or something.

 

 



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AnarchyWest on 05 November 2008
rajendra82 said:

The 40 GB uses the old 90 nm chips, and runs a bit hotter and eats more electricity than the new 80 GB SKU that uses 65 nm chips.  It may also be packed with the sixaxis rather than dualshock 3, but I am not certain of that.  The other features (or lack there of) are the same.  The upcoming 160 GB SKU is the same as the new 80 but with even more storage.


do research first next time the 40GB uses the 65nm chip

numonex on 05 November 2008

Buy all of the PS3's and sell them on EBay for a profit.



Jo21 on 05 November 2008
AnarchyWest said:
rajendra82 said:

The 40 GB uses the old 90 nm chips, and runs a bit hotter and eats more electricity than the new 80 GB SKU that uses 65 nm chips.  It may also be packed with the sixaxis rather than dualshock 3, but I am not certain of that.  The other features (or lack there of) are the same.  The upcoming 160 GB SKU is the same as the new 80 but with even more storage.

 

do research first next time the 40GB uses the 65nm chip

 

and also use less than 200w



rajendra82 on 05 November 2008
Jo21 said:
AnarchyWest said:
rajendra82 said:

The 40 GB uses the old 90 nm chips, and runs a bit hotter and eats more electricity than the new 80 GB SKU that uses 65 nm chips.  It may also be packed with the sixaxis rather than dualshock 3, but I am not certain of that.  The other features (or lack there of) are the same.  The upcoming 160 GB SKU is the same as the new 80 but with even more storage.

 

do research first next time the 40GB uses the 65nm chip

 

and also use less than 200w

 

I was wrong and, I aplogize.  I thought the new 80 was the first use of the 65 nm chip.