joeorc said:
well the thing is I think Microsoft's whole point is you can upgrade over time, some advantages to doing it that way. for example the same example you gave: the new wifi expansion will include "n" which is a further range Wifi and with the PS3 you would also have to buy a USB Wifi device with "N" capability if you wanted that function of greater Wifi range also but unlike the xbox360 you cannot remove the built in wifi in the PS3 it's kind of a waste for the PS3 to get an extra USB Wifi adapter just for "N" but for the xbox360 it's a good upgrade but that depend's on if you think the price is ok for the upgrade and that's what Microsoft gave the consumer. not to say For me It's not that big of a deal because i use cat 5 anyway. but for some its a nice way to get into the game system and upgrade the system over time. pretty much like HOW you upgrade the PC. |
PS3 ships with WiFi, 360 does not...
And honestly you got to live in a 10th century 5000 square feet castle to require N wireless support....
It's not like you're going to take your 360 out and try to use it in the middle of a park to grab a wifi signal coming from 1000 yards away....
How about HDD ? You know you can replace the PS3 one with any third party 2.5 inch laptop drive right ? Whereas the 360 requires you to purchase an overpriced Microsoft HDD..










, I know, but they did indeed eat the cost so from a consumer perspective it is indeed a good thing. not to say it was the right thing to me they should have had a recall like the auto industry does with known fault's in car's. but still Microsoft did offer a solution to the consumer an to me I would not fault Microsoft for that.


