Xoj said:
Seece said:
Xoj said: sounds too fishy.
highest it's 150$ but they replace the whole console. its less than 70$ to fix blu ray. and the 299$ cost now , too fishy. |
Did you even read the article ...
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yes, and it looks fabricated, lens it's a common problem from DVD, notebooks, 360s,
even the wii had lens problems. even here polls say ps3 fail its less than 5%.
and sony refurbish ps3 its 150$ everywhere out of warranty, and sometimes even free if you are just a few weeks off. (at least for me i only had to play shipping).
and you don't expect to believe they are charging 315$ for a lens exchange, the parts cost like 50$.
they are exagerating a common problem. trying to make it sound all ps3 are faulty. the console are not dead, lens burned.
its like dead pixel problem. part of the technology, its fixable, and cheap to fix.
and they even found a australia division and nobody knows anything about when everywhere in the world its 50-150$
150$ its only for overheating consoles, sicne they can't fix it.
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The $315 figure is Australian dollars not US like you're quoting, I suggest you check the article again but this has been mentioned already in the discussion inbetween the off topic posts.
@darendt, I'm pretty sure the early BD lasers before the type 2 introduction are signiifcantly worse than any DVD laser in the 360's. Of course overall reliability on the 360 is stil absolutely shocking on the 360 anyway though. One thing that has been brought to my attention though on 360 lasers is just how badly they were calibrated during manufacturing, many are miles off where they should be when checked and calibrated properly. This is why many 360 lasers are killed quickly when people flash drives as the lasers are under constant strain to read disks due to the low power output.