The EUT contains Bluetooth (Ver. 2.0+EDR) module and IEEE802.b/g WLAN module. Those modules do not transmit simultaneously.
I'm not so sure about this. That was issued on Sept 11th, 2006, which means it's already over 4 days old ! Not to mention that the testing was done August 9th, which makes that over a month old! Sony could have downgraded it since then!
On a serious note, I found this bit interesting:
Doesn't that seem odd? I'm sure my confusion stems from a lack of understanding or context, so, I'm hoping someone can clarify.
If this is a true doc., tell them to get there hands on the rest of it. That is only page 3 of 130!
I'm not so sure about this. That was issued on Sept 11th, 2006, which means it's already over 4 days old ! Not to mention that the testing was done August 9th, which makes that over a month old! Sony could have downgraded it since then!
On a serious note, I found this bit interesting:
Doesn't that seem odd? I'm sure my confusion stems from a lack of understanding or context, so, I'm hoping someone can clarify.
Possibly. It could be how they also plan to upgrade the core model. WIFI card for PCI makes a lot of sense.I'm curious about the "33MHz (PCI)" part on the same line. Do you suppose there will be cards to upgrade the PS3 over time?
Even if theres a PCI-Bus on PS3, you will need a soldering iron and incredible skills to attach a card to it. There just wont be a PCI-Slot.Possibly. It could be how they also plan to upgrade the core model. WIFI card for PCI makes a lot of sense.
Not just no RSX clock, but no mention of RSX's existence. OH, NOEZ!! Does this mean that there won't be a GPU and we'll actually get the Cell-based GPU that everybody knew with absolute certainty was part of the original plan?! Maybe we'll get 128 SPEs, too!No RSX clock? LOL! :smile: