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that doesn't make sense

Posted by Joe Murphy Jr on October 20, 2007 at 21:28:35:
"...some folks might prefer A/V gear specifically designed for a more sophisticated, movie savvy audience."

Maybe something with more snob appeal?

The audio and video capabilities of the PS3 put it on par with or better than most of what's out there re: performance. The insulting "it's a game machine" mentality (despite the fact that it's so much more) and the look of the product doesn't negate those capabilities.