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Let's be real here Jeremy. So you complain about the PS3 being hot and noisy and you don't want to use a "game machine" to watch your movies, but you'd have no problem using the hottest, noisiest, most unreliable game console that exists right now, with an add-on hanging off of it no less, to do so?
Seriously something doesn't compute here. When IR trumps better value, more reliability, less noise and a quieter system, free future upgrades to profile 2.0, and additional gaming given you are a gamer, something just isn't right. I guess you admitted it though--you hate Sony. But hatred is no trump for good logic and enjoyment of gaming and HT.
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I really don't understand the whole 'future proof' phrase attached to the PS3 either because, last I checked, NOTHING is future proof. Can it be upgraded here and there? Sure. But I also just upgraded the firmware on my new Sony BDP-S300 too so how is that any different?

I really don't understand the whole 'future proof' phrase attached to the PS3 either because, last I checked, NOTHING is future proof. Can it be upgraded here and there? Sure. But I also just upgraded the firmware on my new Sony BDP-S300 too so how is that any different?
That BDP-S300 firmware update fixed existing bugs. It is still a Profile 1.0 player incapable of PiP or online features. It is still slow as hell doing anything with BD-J or loading discs. It still won't internally decode advanced codecs. And it is stuck this way. Forever.
PS3 on the other hand interally decodes Dolby TrueHD and is already at Profile 1.1 and is fast as hell with BD-J and loading discs (the fastest out there, it's the only one with a double speed Blu-ray drive and a 3.2Ghz processor). It has a wireless and ethernet Internet connection. It will also 100% sure confirmed by Sony be getting an update to internally decode DTS-MA discs by Fox and will be upgraded to Profile 2.0 sometime this summer, with the capability to play all features on all discs.












You would definitely say that I am a Microsoft fan boy, I even work as a software engineer with primarily Microsoft technologies - by choice. The PS3 still appears to be the best value for me - so I'll take it. I don't expect it to be as bad as some claim, nor as great as others claim... We'll see, I guess.




