Type "ps3 lenses" dalam google and the odds are you'll find what u need. Problems are most of those are whole seller, mostly from China. They sold the lenses in cartons. Paling murah ada aku jumpa around USD 32.00 per piece.

These guys usually has a 360, a PS3 and a PC. 3 outputs for 2 inputs.

Via PS3Fanboy.Com

Many people assumed that the PS3 was software emulating PS2 games, ever since the release of the 80GB model. That system removed the Emotion Engine from the hardware, and required Sony to implement a backwards compatibility solution that involved emulation. Many, including Joystiq, wondered why the new 40GB model couldn't do the same.

SCEE's Nick Sharples sent a technical explanation as to why the new 40GB model loses support for PS2 games. "Backwards compatibility for PS2 titles is largely made possible through the use of actual semiconductors, supported by the PS3 system software. The 20GB and 60GB PS3 models launched in Japan and the USA were equipped with both the PS2 Emotion Engine and Graphics Synthesiser chips and we could therefore guarantee over 90% backwards compatibility for PS2 titles.

"The 60GB model launched in Europe was a new model (shared with the 80GB model launched subsequently in USA) which contains only a modified version of the Graphics Synthesiser chip from the PS2 and not the Emotion Engine chip. The European launch model therefore used a combination of software and the modified version of the PS2 Graphics Synthesiser chip to deliver backwards compatibility for PS2 titles. As a result the percentage of backwards compatible PS2 titles was slightly reduced.

"The 40GB model, to be launched in Europe on 10th October, is a new model and is not equipped with any of the semi conductors from the PS2, and backwards compatibility would therefore have to be achieved by software emulation alone." Because each game would have to be individually emulated (much like on the Xbox 360), Sony decided that an effort like that would be much too costly, and opted to remove BC support from the 40GB system entirely. That decision has not only produced a cheaper system for Sony to manufacture, but for consumers to buy as well.

Haah! PS2 promotion at Sonystyle Malaysia..macam prelude utk PS3 je ni..

They did for latest incarnation of the PS3...aka the 40GB version, but u still able to play PS1 games, since the emulation to enable playability of ps1 games exist since the lauch of the PS3. while for ps2 it does not.

* 2.4 GHz Wireless Controller
* 7 progressive axes (Exclusive on all platforms!)
* OPTICAL WHEEL with self-centring feature (Exclusive on all platforms!)
o Offers ultra-precise control of all moves (whether on foot or behind the wheel)
o 90° rotation angle (whereas mini-sticks offer only 40°)
o Self-centring
* DUAL TRIGGERS (exclusive on PC & PS2(tm)!)
o 2 progressive and programmable triggers
o Unrivalled control: independent and manageable braking and acceleration functions, high precision zoom function for sniping, etc.
* 3-in-1: PlayStation(R)3, PlayStation(R)2 & PC
o One controller for all 3 systems
o "Home" button for PlayStation(R)3
* FULLY PROGRAMMABLE (no CD required! Exclusive on all platforms!)
o The buttons, mini-sticks, directional buttons, optical wheel and triggers can be swapped
* MAPPING, PRESET & Internal Memory functions (exclusive on all platforms!)
o Enables users to switch from one configuration to another in just 1 second!
* INTERNAL MEMORY (exclusive on all platforms!)
o The controller stores all programmed button configurations, even when disconnected!
* VIBRATION Feature on PS2 (tm)
o Two vibration motors

Firmware 2.0 Release.











Following is the official press release from Sony on Firmware Update 2.00 (available for download 8 November). On top of the ability to turn the PlayStation 3 on remotely via the PSP, Version 2.00 also allows the creation of playlists in both the music and photo sections, giving users an opportunity to create unlimited music playlists, as well as sharing favourite photos in high definition.

Version 2.00 also allows for customisation of the XMB menu screen, with the ability to change the colour and brightness or to set a completely different custom theme. Moreover, there's the addition of an Information Board on XMB to keep users up to date on the latest PlayStation news, the inclusion of a new PlayStation Network category and logo for easier navigation and Trend Micro Web Security, a free2, state of the art internet security system.


Official press release follows.

Latest PLAYSTATION(R)3 System Software Update Allows PSPTM to Turn PS3TM On and Off from Internet Connection for Enhanced Remote Play

Ability to customise XMB(tm) and add personalised playlists for both music and photos also enabled

London, 8 November 2007 - Sony Computer Entertainment Europe (SCEE) announced today the availability of the latest version of the PLAYSTATION(R)3 (PS3(tm)) system software. Version 2.00 features the ability to turn a PS3 system on and off remotely, using a PSP(tm) (PlayStation(R)Portable) system via the Remote Play1 function, allowing for a truly mobile partnership between the two systems.

Building on the success and potential of the Remote Play functionality, Version 2.00 will cement the partnership between PS3 and PSP and create a truly global experience. With the ability to turn your PS3 on and off from Wi-fi connection, there is now the opportunity to listen to the music, look at the photos and watch the videos saved on the PS3 Hard Disk Drive, anywhere in the world.

To further enhance the PS3 offering, Version 2.00 allows for the creation of personalised playlists in both the music and photo sections. This simple to use function gives users an opportunity to create unlimited music playlists for all occasions, as well as sharing favourite photos in glorious high definition.

Continuing with the idea of a personalised PS3, Version 2.00 allows for customisation of the XMB(tm) (XrossMediaBar) menu screen. Change the colour and brightness with the greatest of ease or have something completely different by setting a custom theme. With the potential for new backgrounds to become available on PLAYSTATION(R)Network in the future, Version 2.00 truly opens up a whole raft of options.

A host of other enhancements includes the addition of an Information Board on XMB to keep people up to date on the latest PlayStation(R) news, the inclusion of a new PLAYSTATION Network category and logo for easier navigation and Trend Micro Web Security, a free2, state of the art internet security system, designed to give parents peace of mind.

This post has been edited by cylon: Nov 8 2007, 12:40 PM

Firware 2.0 Demo by SCEA at Gametrailers.com