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Engadget Podcast 170 - 11.08.2009
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
mattweiler @ Oct 23rd 2007 12:43AM
OMG...
I hate to say it but this may really hurt Sony...
well, except that it doesn't come with HD-DVD.
I guess you have to add another ~ $150 if you wanna watch HD with it...lol
Does anyone know if this new version allows you to add a hard drive yourself?
James @ Oct 23rd 2007 12:46AM
Yes it will be just like the core, except with the wireless controller and the 256 stick, it will be upgradeable to both hard drives
jroc @ Oct 23rd 2007 12:48AM
Yeah you can add a Hard drive, they are pricy but you would save money in the end by purchasing one separate.
crank @ Oct 23rd 2007 1:55AM
plus another 120 bucks for 120 gb hdd. so whats that like 550 to even come close to ps3. 150 bucks less for a 40 ps3, i recently figured out which system i'm wasting my money on. just cant beat the storage space on the blu-ray disc and it's built right in, dont need to make room for a big ugly add-on unit for hddvd.
USGS @ Oct 23rd 2007 6:29AM
learn to add, and it's actually 180 on amazon
180 + 270 = 450 which is less than a 80GB PS3, or you could get 29 GB drive for $90 for $360(cheaper than a 40GB PS3) and still have money left over to pay for XBL.
http://www.amazon.com/Xbox-360-20GB-Hard-Drive/dp/B000B6ML32
http://www.amazon.com/Xbox-360-120GB-Hard-Drive/dp/B000OYKQBU/
mattweiler @ Oct 23rd 2007 8:45AM
lol...
if you're paying $120 for a 120GB hard drive then you're getting raped...
unless the 360 requires 2.5" drives
lmao
Silverfrog @ Oct 23rd 2007 9:18AM
Um yeah if you get a hard drive and an arcade, it still ends up being the same price as an elite, so why not get an elite? And, I hate to point this out, but even though it's still $50 cheaper than an 80 GB PS3, the PS3 has Blu-Ray for games and the Xbox has DVD. So, that extra $50 is WELL worth it IMO.