
Since E3 is being taken very seriously these days with video games out performing movies and theatrical releases this latest news is might just push Sony’s P3 to be the best system EVER!
Apparently, Sony has been in talks with big studio exec’s to have some backing when they launch their own online video service to be linked with the PlaysStation 3.
“Sony is trying to capitalize on its Trojan horse in the living room, the PlayStation 3. The console is already connected to the TV and the Internet, and has sold more than 4 million units in the U.S. and 9 million worldwide, according to Wedbush Morgan Securities in Los Angeles. The console gave Sony the decisive edge in the battle to establish its Blu-ray discs as the standard for high-definition video in the home, trumping the HD DVD format backed by Toshiba Corp., Microsoft Corp. and others.”
“Its biggest competitor would be Microsoft’s Xbox Live service, which boasts 10 million subscribers who can sample online more than 4,800 hours of video, a quarter of them in high-definition. That includes 350 movies and more than 5,000 episodes of TV shows such as “Desperate Housewives” and “Lost,” most of which go on sale on Xbox Live the day after their initial broadcast airing. Unlike closed networks such as Apple’s, Sony plans to embrace open standards that would make its offering compatible with a range of computers and hand-held devices, including its PlayStation Portable.”
I own both the XBox360 and the P3 and I love my P3 way more. But…that’s probably because of the Blu-ray player. I am excited to see this latest development. Go Sony, GO!








