wraggster
November 21st, 2006, 16:23
Players can hook the PS3 up to a broadband internet connection download a content to their built-in HD drives and surf the web - and this is what it looks like.
These English-language screens show the PlayStation Store, where users will go to buy and download games and game content, demos, HD film trailers and PSone games (to play on the PSP), all neatly separated by tabs.
You can also see the multi-page-viewing functionality of the PS3's web browser, with five windows open at once in smaller tabs on the screen.
Like Nintendo's online services, users can sign up to the PlayStation network and use its features, including online gaming, for free.
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These English-language screens show the PlayStation Store, where users will go to buy and download games and game content, demos, HD film trailers and PSone games (to play on the PSP), all neatly separated by tabs.
You can also see the multi-page-viewing functionality of the PS3's web browser, with five windows open at once in smaller tabs on the screen.
Like Nintendo's online services, users can sign up to the PlayStation network and use its features, including online gaming, for free.
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