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So is value

Posted by Jazz Inmate on October 21, 2007 at 01:32:49:
With the PS3 you don't just get a Blu-ray/DVD player. You get a 60 GB blu-ray hard drive, compatibility with PS games, four USB ports, Blue tooth, a cell processor that is so powerful Stanford scientists are using it for protein folding renderings, and a built-in media center.
That's a tremendous value. Even for the 40 gig model at $399.
And I would say that early adopters are not just paying more for the technology, but for the companies to recoup their R&D expenses in getting these products to market.
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