It plays the newer Blue Ray disks and improved the problem of pixelated ,or poor graphics. Also solved problems with incapatibility.
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You can not play PlayStation 3 games on a PlayStation 1, but you can play PlayStation 1 games on a PlayStation 3. All of the PlayStation consoles are backwards compatible.
PlayStation x PlayStation 1 PlayStation 2 PlayStation 2 slim PlayStation 3 PlayStation 3 slim Coming soon - PlayStation 4
No the PS3 is designed to be connected to a television. It will play on any form of television it can be connected to to from 480i to 1080P
No as the PlayStation 3 Blu-Ray discs are too large to fit in the DVD slot on the PlayStation 2, although you can play most PlayStation 2 games on American PlayStation 3's and around 50% of PlayStation 2 games on European PlayStation 3's.
I designed it because I'm raw.
No they are designed for a different TV system
The PlayStation 3 has a CPU known as a "Cell." It is based upon the PowerPC architecture, and was designed by IBM, Toshiba, and Sony.
You never mention the problem so go to the Sony Playstation Support Network at the related link and search
No, PlayStation 3 is designed to play DVDs and Blu Ray movies.
Yes, www.yellowdogLinux.com is designed to operate on the PlayStation 3.
You must be thinking of the PSP as the PS3 in not designed to be portable
PS3 were designed for a TV or HDTV and not a computer monitor
The PlayStation 3 is not designed to work without a hard drive. When the hard drive is worn out after many rewrites, the PlayStation 3 will no longer function and the hard drive should be replaced.
There are no PlayStation 3 covers specifically designed and produced by Sony. There is however, an enourmous online market for specialty and custom covers. A quick online search for PlayStation 3 covers should have you playing with style in no time.
The PlayStation Eye was designed for the PS3. The PSP Go is meant to be portable and does not have the capabilities of the PS3. The Eye Toy was designed for the PS2. A link to the PlayStation Knowledge center has been added under related links.
It really depends on the problem