You do realize that setting up a PS3 takes a very short amount of time.

Carrying a PS3 up and down isn't a very hard thing to do.

Ben,

Do you happen to know what the price of an Intensity is at Macasia?

Do you think they'd give discount if a few people buy Multibridge one shot?

Jom beli Multibridge bersama-sama

Web browser can run even if PSN is cacat

I don't think you can do it via USB, but you can share the connection

What's in 3.01?

Sorry, can't check the links

Firstly, calibration isn't necessary, but your games will look nicer if you play around with the brightness, contrast and all those nice stuff.

Games will usually choose the resolution they run natively in.

For example, my PS3 runs with all the boxes ticked (480p, 720p, 1080i, 1080p). Games like MGS4 and GT5P will play at 1080p, while games like Resistance 2 run at 720p. Some CE Blurays run at 1080i, though.

You can untick 1080i and 720p, which will force most games to run at 1080p. However, this may lead to issues (framerate, aliasing) and some games (like R2 Uncharted 1) only plpay in either 480p or 720p, which means it will play in 480p instead of 1080p.

Quite a few PS3 games are blurry, due to the unusual form of anti-aliasing in some games (QAA).

Counting down to a launch, most likely.

847 hours is too near.

Maybe PS3 Slim.

Batter? Isn't that for baking?

If you meant 'better', though, they should be about the same, unless you have a HDMI Receiver and want to Bitstream 7.1 audio, in which case the Slim will be better.

Hopefully can use DS3 for RE5:DC.

It will have the extra content from the PC version.

Also, I never play RE5 yet

Might be lens, and your TV might've gotten a stuck pixel (google is thy friend)

Don't so lazy

You must backup everything on external HDD first, since PS3 will reformat it when you put it in a new PS3.

Unfortunately.

It seems pretty stupid to me, but alas

Don't cry vorchy...

Nah, I gip you lolipop

Try using Update via Internet.

I update via Internet sometimes and it's never failed me

haha

Open and suck out the dust using low-powered vacuum.

If don't dare open, suck from the vents (start with the backside vent)