Sony finally launches XL3
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Axiom @ Jan 7th 2007 1:57PM
I expected a Cell in them instead of an Intel.
Siva @ Jan 8th 2007 10:08PM
The problem with using Cell is Windows does not run on it. Sony does not have the software base in house. It is relying on Microsoft. So, it has to use Intel processors so Windows will run on it. I for one will not buy it since I am not a Microsoft fan. Also, the price is too expensive for most people. This will continue to be a niche product. Sony had a HD-DVR - DHG-HDD250 and 500. I have the 250. It is Linux based and does the DVR functionality well. Too bad they discontinued it. I bought it over a year ago for $499 and it has changed the way I watch TV. I just don't want to put up with Windows in my entertainment center. Hopefully, Apple will come up with something more pleasing. I have a Power Mac G4 and it is too slow for HD.