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Do you remember the small LCD screens that the PSone and PS2 got? Well now the PS3′s got one. It’s seven inches wide and made by Clearvision. It has not been priced yet. We at TSA think 7 inches is a ‘bit’ small to enjoy PS3 gaming on – it might be alright for a [...]
Published: 13:00, 20/04/2008 by Staff.
16Do you remember the small LCD screens that the PSone and PS2 got? Well now the PS3′s got one. It’s seven inches wide and made by Clearvision. It has not been priced yet.
We at TSA think 7 inches is a ‘bit’ small to enjoy PS3 gaming on – it might be alright for a shooter, but anything that has text is going to be way too small to read. They could’ve made it a few inches bigger, surely? Added to this, the PS3 isn’t exactly portable anyway.
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