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Posted by Joe Murphy Jr on January 13, 2008 at 09:55:01:
That's rather interesting, because all of the professional reviews of the PS3 rate its Blu-ray audio and video quality equal to or better than other Blu-ray players on the market at this time. What player are you comparing the PS3's video quality to and via what type of connections? Were the players set up in the same fashion (HDMI vs HDMI, component vs component, etc)?

This really wasn't a "gamer's" poll, so gaming comments aren't relevant to the PS3's use as a Blu-ray player. That said, from what I've seen posted from gamers who actually own both systems, most of the ports (exclusives aren't comparable) are pretty much equal. In what performance areas does the 360 "slay" the PS3?

As to the PS3 being an inferior product (when used as a Blu-ray or DVD player), please explain how it's an inferior product.