do u still have to install games etc?

someone told me of a PSX

That ethernet port looks like RJ-11, and those USB2 ports looks too thin.

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Originally posted by PaulW

non-standard network port (defo not RJ-45 that!)
no thanks!

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yeah ps3 isnt out :boggle:

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Originally posted by AustinPXX
PS3 is out

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tbh i dont know what people had against the dreamcast

far better quality graphics & sound than the PS2 & also out a good while before the PS2...

probably cos it didnt have a DVD drive which didnt help it, otherwise it was a great machine!

PS3 is out

i'm waitng for PS3 :thumbs:

Yuk :(

so its a pc...
with built in cable modem...
graphics & sound...
windows xp (probably a trimmed down XP Home kernel)
non-standard network port (defo not RJ-45 that!)
ugly as fook...

no thanks!

aint gonna happen to be honest...too many ppl will still just download for free on there PC and the playstation and other consoles will prevent hughs sells of it!

thats a bloody essay....i best start reading :thumbs:

The announcement of the development of the Phantom games console was one of the most debated stories of 2003, with industry experts describing it in a variety of ways. Some suggested the console was vaporware, or an elaborate hoax, while others praised the proposed economic model but doubted that the company could last long enough to see profitability.
The debate is about to reach its climax, as Infinium Labs, the console's creators, are about to demonstrate the Phantom Gaming Service and silence the voices of those who doubt its existence.
Infinium Labs announced today that its Phantom Gaming Service will be unveiled to the public January 8-11 at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, Nevada.
We’re very excited to be showing the Phantom Gaming Service for the first time at North America's largest tradeshow, said Timothy M. Roberts, CEO of Infinium Labs. This show gives us the unique opportunity to present the Phantom firsthand to both consumers and industry insiders.
The Phantom Gaming Service will be a featured product at the Microsoft Windows Embedded Device Showcase exhibit in the Las Vegas Convention Center. Infinium Labs is licensed by Microsoft Licensing, GP to use Windows XP Embedded for operating system components of the Phantom Gaming Service.
The Phantom Gaming Service also will be featured in a hospitality suite on the 7th floor of an office building at 101 Convention Center Drive, just half a block from the Las Vegas Convention Center, and at a penthouse suite at the Palms Casino Hotel.
CES attendees can catch a glimpse of the Phantom at a special gaming session, SS2 Next–Generation Gaming Console, from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. on Thursday, Jan. 8, at the LVCC North Hall N254. Robert Shambro, Executive Vice President of Strategy and Co-founder of Infinium Labs, will be a panel participant.
The Phantom Game Service is a next-generation gaming system that supports games on-demand, game rentals, game demos, seamless upgrades and patch management. At launch, the Phantom will be the fastest, most powerful gaming system on the market and will include a broad selection of pre-loaded games, on-demand games and game rentals.
The Phantom Gaming Service is an always-on broadband device, which will allow gamers a wealth of options, from wireless connectivity to massive multiplayer capabilities, allowing gamers to demo games before purchasing or subscribing.