Big developments in PS3 3D
Big, Big Developments in PS3 3D
Since Sony announced that Ps3 is going to go 3D, gaming aficionados, Blu-ray addicts, in addition to techno geeks, among others, cannot stop talking about it. Indeed, Sony is bent in making its mark in the 3D market-well, not only any place but the first, the best choice, in the industry, despite the fact that it's going head to head against other industry giants for example Toshiba and Samsung.
Nevertheless, while its competitors are focusing more on electronics such as 3D TVs to provide them an advantage, Sony is applying the success of PlayStation. Today there are other than 35 million users of PS3. That simply means over $ 30 million people who form instant marketplace for PS3 3D.
The entire year 2011 is a big one for PS3 3D since it is the time when a large amount of changes happened, are happening, or are about to happen. To give you an idea by what these developments in PS3 3D are, check out the list below:
1. Sony 3DTV was launched, and it is called Sony 3D Bravia. This plays a huge role in the whole PS3 3D story as everything-from characters to motion and sceneries-needs to be projected in a display capable of stereoscopic imaging.
2. Sony is releasing a bundle priced at no more than $500. This really is excellent for people who are contemplating getting a PS3 but apprehensive about paying the huge price tag from the television and glasses. Besides the console, consumers are going to get a display, glasses, and an HDMI cable.
3. Firmware updates happen to be regular. The first one was 3.30, which allowed PS3 for use for PS3 3D gaming. It was then followed by 3.50, that was for PS3 3D movie. The most recent update is 3.66. Though minor, it's still important since it brings patches for common errors or bugs encountered through the console users. Updating the firmware is also easy as it can be done right at the console. One simply has to connect to the Internet.
4. Lots of games have already been converted for PS3 3D gaming, and much more are expected to be released on the market in 2011 up to the first part of 2012. There are also unconfirmed games such as Battlefield 3, Devils Third, Final Fantasy XIV, and Metal Gear Solid HD Collection.
5. Everyone who owns a PS3 is meant to try and enjoy PS3 3D gaming and movie viewing. There’s no need to purchase another unit. Aside from the 3D TV, one just will need the HDMI cable, which will be used to connect the console to the television.
6. Sony wants seamless and fast PS3 3D gaming. This is achieved by instant viewing of the menu during game loading. Players don’t need to bother with pressing lots of buttons.
7. PS3 3D will support and store all kinds of content, from videos to movies, games, and images.
8. The console PS3 3D is now compatible with Blu-ray Player, PlayMemories, VideoPlayer, and VUDU, which is for renting videos when needed.
Since Sony announced that Ps3 is going to go 3D, gaming aficionados, Blu-ray addicts, in addition to techno geeks, among others, cannot stop talking about it. Indeed, Sony is bent in making its mark in the 3D market-well, not only any place but the first, the best choice, in the industry, despite the fact that it's going head to head against other industry giants for example Toshiba and Samsung.
Nevertheless, while its competitors are focusing more on electronics such as 3D TVs to provide them an advantage, Sony is applying the success of PlayStation. Today there are other than 35 million users of PS3. That simply means over $ 30 million people who form instant marketplace for PS3 3D.
The entire year 2011 is a big one for PS3 3D since it is the time when a large amount of changes happened, are happening, or are about to happen. To give you an idea by what these developments in PS3 3D are, check out the list below:
1. Sony 3DTV was launched, and it is called Sony 3D Bravia. This plays a huge role in the whole PS3 3D story as everything-from characters to motion and sceneries-needs to be projected in a display capable of stereoscopic imaging.
2. Sony is releasing a bundle priced at no more than $500. This really is excellent for people who are contemplating getting a PS3 but apprehensive about paying the huge price tag from the television and glasses. Besides the console, consumers are going to get a display, glasses, and an HDMI cable.
3. Firmware updates happen to be regular. The first one was 3.30, which allowed PS3 for use for PS3 3D gaming. It was then followed by 3.50, that was for PS3 3D movie. The most recent update is 3.66. Though minor, it's still important since it brings patches for common errors or bugs encountered through the console users. Updating the firmware is also easy as it can be done right at the console. One simply has to connect to the Internet.
4. Lots of games have already been converted for PS3 3D gaming, and much more are expected to be released on the market in 2011 up to the first part of 2012. There are also unconfirmed games such as Battlefield 3, Devils Third, Final Fantasy XIV, and Metal Gear Solid HD Collection.
5. Everyone who owns a PS3 is meant to try and enjoy PS3 3D gaming and movie viewing. There’s no need to purchase another unit. Aside from the 3D TV, one just will need the HDMI cable, which will be used to connect the console to the television.
6. Sony wants seamless and fast PS3 3D gaming. This is achieved by instant viewing of the menu during game loading. Players don’t need to bother with pressing lots of buttons.
7. PS3 3D will support and store all kinds of content, from videos to movies, games, and images.
8. The console PS3 3D is now compatible with Blu-ray Player, PlayMemories, VideoPlayer, and VUDU, which is for renting videos when needed.
