I keep lawling everytime i re-read the correction.

This has been said many times already: the Sony wand uses accelerometers and gyroscopes to track rotations just like the WM+, plus the sphere positioning and size read by the cam gives absolute positioning in space, whereas with the Wiimote you only get an indirect position reading when aiming with IR pointing.

Actually, 1:1 means nothing in terms of input devices when it comes to rotations as all you get from gyros and accelerometers are numbers indicating the accelerations and relative rotations. The absolute orientation of an in-game object can be kept close to that of the controller only through calculations (and a secondary input calibration), and as such 1:1 is mostly a software feature, not an hardware one. The best you can say is that by using gyros on top of accelerometers the wand and WM+ are accurate enough in the data they report that the software is able to keep 1:1 with much more swift and complicated rotations, where the accelerometers-only Wiimote could not cope.

Makes sense. I completely forgot about rotations. The main thing that will make the wand better though is that ability to detect its location in space. 

I bet nintendo is asking themselves why they didn't think of the ball attachment, its pure genius. Sony may have pulled the greatest comeback in all of gaming history once this releases. Its going to change the world!

I can think of many game mechanics based on the positioning, let's just hope for good games making use of its potential. Next year will be a fun one.