PlayStation 3 vs. Xbox 360
PlayStation 3 vs. Xbox 360
Let's take a cursory look at the two heavyweight next-gen systems and how they stack up against one another.
May 16, 2005 - So the next-generation of console gaming is going to be damn impressive. We've seen PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 in action and we are enormously impressed. We've seen games, we've seen specs and we've shared our thoughts. But which titan will win the day?
All we really want to know is which platform will be the biggest beast? For tech junkies, there's really nothing better than wolfing down long lists of numbers. That's because right now there is honestly no way for anyone to decide which system is the best, so all the number munching lets people with nothing better to do argue a bunch. Since we never have anything better to do we can post some of these numbers and speculate!
So here's a little table that'll give you a good idea of what to expect from both systems.
[Ed's note: The Nintendo Revolution has not been revealed as of press time. We will, however, return during the course of this year's Electronic Entertainment Expo and include Nintendo's next system in the comparison if and when concrete information on it becomes available.]
| PS3 | Xbox 360 |
Processor | 3.2GHz Cell w/ 7 SPEs 2.0 TFLOPS | 3.2GHz G5 w/ 3 Cores 1.0 TFLOPS |
Memory | 256MB XDR @ 3.2GHz 256MB GDDR3 @ 700MHz | 512MB GDDR3 @ 700MHz 10MB Embedded DRAM |
GPU | 550MHz NVIDIA | 500MHz ATi |
Best Display | 1080p Standard Dual Screen Output | 1080i Optional Single Screen Output |
Network | 1000BASE-T Ethernet Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g | 100BASE-TX Ethernet Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g |
Audio | 5.1 Digital | 5.1 Digital |
Wireless Input | x7 on Bluetooth 2.0 | x4 on 2.4GHz RF |
Storage | Removable HDD *TBA | Removable HDD 20GB |
Release | Spring 2006 | November 2005 |
Dimensions | About 13.5" x 3.25" | About 10.25" x 2.5" |
With Linux and this Plextor ConvertX DVR - turn your PS3 into a Personal Video Recorder!
The Ultimate PVR for the PC
The Plextor ConvertX PVR model PX-TV402U is the ultimate personal video recorder for the PC. The PX-TV402U allows you to connect to a satellite TV, cable TV or broadcast TV signal and record programs to your PC. You can then watch the video from the PC or burn it to DVD for playback on a DVD player. You can also connect a camcorder, VCR or DVD player to record home videos to the PC. The heart of the PX-TV402U is its multi-format encoder chip which converts video to the DivX®, MPEG-4, MPEG-2 and MPEG-1 formats as it is being recorded to the PC.
The PX-TV402U is the world’s first DivX Certified PVR. Recording video in the DivX format gives users the ability to record 3 times as much video as normal without sacrificing quality. It also gives you the ability to record video into resolutions perfectly suited for playback on portable and handheld devices. The PX-TV402U contains an integrated high quality TV tuner to assure the highest quality video. The PX-TV402U is an external USB 2.0 device which connects to a PC running Windows 2000 or Windows XP.
GO7007 Driver for PS3 Linux
Introduction
MythTV runs on PS3 Linux with Plextor ConvertX TV402U and GO7007 Video4Linux2 driver.
Visit my blog entry (in Japanese): Hogememo: MythTV on PS3 Linux
PatchesGO7007 driver lacks compat ioctl routines for 32bit userland/64bit kernel configuration. And Video4Linux2's compat-ioctl32.c seems quite incomplete. These patches fix the problem on PS3 Linux. Not yet tested well, it just works for me.
Of course, there's no problem with ppc64 userland on ppc64 kernel. :-P
: Patch against wis-go7007-linux-0.9.8.tar.bz2.
: Patch against linux-20061208.tar.bz2.
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