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Sony Playstation 3 120 Gb Slim

December 25th, 2009 |

Author: Martinez Moore

After the Sony Playstation 3 120 gb slim dismal showing against its major competitors, the folks at Sony put their premier gaming system on a diet. The latest installment in the ongoing Sony Playstation saga is the new, ultra-slim Sony PS3 Slim. The result is a sleeker Playstation 3 Slim that is a leaner, more polished version of the original. And, in hopes of luring X-Boxers and Wii’ers away, the new Sony PS 3 Slim comes fully loaded with scads of new and tech-savvy features. But, even with the makeover, is this new Playstation new and improved, or just more of the same?

Well, for starters, the current PS3 120gb slim is quite a bit less expensive than the newer version. This leaner Playstation 3 Slim comes in at just one buck short of three hundred dollars. And, even at that price, it manages to offer some pretty high tech tools, including: high-definition, Blu-Ray, Wi-Fi, HDMI with 1080p, a web browser and lots more. Sony gave the Playstation 3 Slim a 120GB hard drive with a built in power supply and yes, even a free on-line gaming connection. Without a doubt, this new Playstation 3 Slim comes with all of the toys. But then, it is a toy. Right?

Well, for all of you gamers out there who are primarily interested in the Playstation 3 Slim for actually playing games, you may be a bit less than enthusiastic about Sony’s latest entry into the category. First, the new Playstation 3 Slim will undoubtedly be a victim of that ongoing grudge borne by many gamers, a grudge that began with the original Playstation 3. The new system, like its only slightly older brother, will not allow you to run your tried and true Playstation 2 games. Adding insult to injury, the new Slim contains no infrared port! That means, of course, that universal remotes, with the exception of Blue-tooth, simply aren’t going to work with the Playstation 3 Slim. To make matters worse, critics of Sony’s latest baby rate it below X-Box for online gaming and media adaptations, too.