[QUOTE="Absynthetic"]http://www.hpcwire.com/hpc/671376.html
heres berkeley saying the same thing, including link to the pdf of their report on their findings
what excites me about the cell most is that it has the potential for being used in medical and military equipment
http://members.forbes.com/forbes/2006/0130/076.html
longhorn7
Haha i can see it now, someone coming here and saying, BERKELY DOESNT KNOW ANYTHING!!! Im a 35 year old man that lives in my mothers basement playing halo 2 with 13 year olds all day, and trust me, the xenon is the uberest most awesomest thing everrrrrr. Its all sony lies!!!!! Thats weird... I really thought this post was editted because I didn't know it was possible to be this pathetic, but anyway moving on to something relivant.
The point everyone is missing is that this powerful set will NOT propell your PS3 to open your facebook page faster when you use the web browser. It will give the programmers a lot more to work with and a challenge and almost unlimited room for their information such as AI, graphic detail, and etc. The big problem in the past (like Super Nintendo and stuff) was that the games were not big enough to add enough detail, but in my opinion the problem now is that we don't put enough time into a game, until it is shipped out before it was ready.
For example, Madden probably released prematurly and with this new systems out they should almost think about releasing every TWO years, but you know they won't because that would cost them BIG dollars, because they still know we will be "loyal" even though they are not being loyal to us. Another reason why they ship games early is just because they are not tested properly and blah blah that schpeel, but how do you test a game that takes 10 hours to complete? You almost have a spend 3 months nonstop testing it to get everything. I have gotten way off topic but theres my rant.
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