QUOTE(syafeerul @ Aug 23 2008, 12:22 AM)
hye friends..need help here..
if i upgrade my hdd to 500G, can i partitioned that to let say 250G only for my ps3? then i can use another half as external drive whenever needed?is it possible?thanx
Uhmm what?
Its rather obvious that you cannot use an internal HDD as an external HDD at the same time.
You cannot partition the HDD whichever you want with the PS3 format utility.
Conclusion, not possible.
QUOTE(Lucifer_Light @ Aug 23 2008, 12:50 AM)
Hi, I also got a question.
I'm staying in Australia and the PS3 price in OZ is now AUD679 (~RM2040) which is about RM4000-7000 more than the price I can get in M'sia. So my question is... should I buy my PS3 in OZ or in M'sia.
I understand that if I use my PS3 for games... it's perfectly fine to get a SGP set, but if I'm using it as an entertainment system aka dvd/blu-ray player, I'll run into problems right??? Aussie is Region B, according to the faq on pg1. Izzit possible to change the region settings for the PS3 like how we can change the region settings for our laptops...
And then there is the issue of warranty as well...
So in the end... should I get my PS3 in SGP for a cheaper price or in OZ for a dearer price but with OZ warranties.
It's granted I'm getting all my accessories back home in M'sia. The pricing in OZ is killer... RM240 for DS3... ekk...
And on that note... I read on the faq that DS2 can be used through the USB hub... then wat is the use buying DS3. Shouldn't it function the same??
I don't understand what you mean by the price being RM4000-7000 more than you get in Malaysia. Obviously, if a PS3 cost that much then its a no brainer not to buy it.
It is impossible to change the region settings for the PS3, they are locked there innitially by hardware.
If you're worried about warranty, just get it in Aus. An SG set in Malaysia currently(the 40GB) is about RM1300-RM1400. You're paying an extra RM600 for that warranty alone. Personally, I'll just get a SG set in Malaysia here. Although the problem would arise when you want to watch movies. The solution of course is you can always buy region 1 blu-ray online.
The DS2 can only be used through a converter and to the USB port.
It doesn't function the same as the DS3. Basically, the DS3 has motion sensor controls. You're screwed out of luck if the game is strictly based on motion sensors, like fl0w and the upcoming fl0wer. There are also a couple of games which do use the motion sensors in gameplay, so you'll need a DS3 here.
Simply put, you need a DS3 to play properly with a PS3 game. Besides, I for-see that developers will start to use motion sensors more and more in a more succeptible way in the near future.