PS3 wins award for High Definition Design Flair

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PS3 wins award for High Definition Design Flair

Sony's HD technological innovation has been recognised by the European Imaging and Sound Association (EISA) with the PS3 winning the European Media Centre category; hurrah we cheer!

“Sony’s PS3 is a wonderful example of a powerful media centre, thanks to its inclusion of an audio-video-photo player as well as a web browser to navigate, download, play and chat on the Internet,” the judging panel said. “In addition there’s a 60GB hard disk for content storage, plus Ethernet, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity, and four USB interfaces allowing connection of external hard-disk storage and USB accessories such as keyboards.


“However, the most important function of the PS3 is the built-in Blu-ray disc player, which also reads DVD, CD and Super Audio CD, as well as embracing the new surround sound formats. Top-notch 1080/24p resolution is available from Bluray Discs via a HDMI Ver.1.3 interface with x.v.Color; better still, the PS3 up-converts any DVD movie to 1080p resolution and it accommodates users who prefer to use a traditional remote control - one’s available as an option. Last but not least, PS3 is of course a very advanced game console and a worthy heir to the grand PlayStation heritage.”

Well, there you go. It seems the EISA is doing a much better job than Sony at highlighting its many different features, now next time someone complains about the PS3 price tag – show them this quote. That’ll shut them up!