The most interesting to me are the obvious PS3 Slim price point, confirmed for $299 US (€ 299 in Europe, £ 249 in the UK) and the announcement of PSP Minis games that will apparently be ...

[6:42] Moving on to the PS3, Hirai says the new Slim model has sold 1 million units in just three weeks. (Not two, as initially reported by the translator at the conference.) ...

But now Sony has put its PS3 game console through a rigorous weight-loss program and it can’t be healthy. Gone is the George Forman Grill look in favor of a PS3 that is so slim it looks like the DVD ...

The Super Slim is not worth upgrading to for those who already own a PS3. It’s more expensive than past Slim models, and today you can find older model PlayStation 3 units for less than $150.

Sony heralded the new PlayStation 3 Slim as more energy efficient than previous models, but that's an easy feat considering the older PS3 'Fat' models were some of the most power-hungry home video ...

When asked about whether Sony would continue to lose money with the sale of every PS3, Hirai acknowledged this was the case, but implied this isn't as big a news item as some people might think ...

According to Sony, the reason the PS3 Slim won't play PS2 games is that it's just not a big priority for PS3 owners. "Now that we're at a point where we're three years into the lifecycle of the PS3.

Things improved markedly towards the end of the last generation however, which was helped greatly by two hardware revisions in the shape of the PS3 Slim and PS3 Super Slim. Games like The Last of ...

PS3 finally wins a month After nearly three years, Sony's video game console came out on top last month, largely thanks to the August release of the PS3 Slim and its $299 price tag.

The PS3 Slim’s “Cell” processor is sized just 45nm, a drop from the original’s sizzling 60nm. Sony says this reduces the power consumption from 280 to 250 watts, or 11 percent.