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bizorky
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Great!!
At least no one will get mugged/assaulted/shot over that particular unit.
At least no one will get mugged/assaulted/shot over that particular unit.
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Mark Dowling
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not very environmentally friendly to wanton smash stuff though - where did the debris end up?
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bizorky
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^probably where all the other units end up - new or old.
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scarberiankhatru
Guest
What I want to see is someone buying a crate of 24 PS3s that's immediately thrown into a garbage truck and compacted.
edit - or steamrolling a line of one thousand iPods...:evil
edit - or steamrolling a line of one thousand iPods...:evil
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EnviroTO
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The PS3 makes a pretty powerful desktop PC. I was thinking of getting one for that purpose. As a PC it is a real bargain.
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AlvinofDiaspar
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Enviro:
www.cbc.ca/news/story/200...-grid.html
The specs are insane - the CPU + GPU floating point performance is 2.18 TFLOPS. That's like supercomputer class.
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www.cbc.ca/news/story/200...-grid.html
The specs are insane - the CPU + GPU floating point performance is 2.18 TFLOPS. That's like supercomputer class.
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EnviroTO
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The cell processor on the P3 uses PowerPC instructions and has 7 active processors and one spare that is disabled. The P3 also comes with an "Other OS" loader on it so without hampering your ability to run games a full OS can be installed. I was joking with a co-worker how crazy our server rack space would look with an array of PlayStations rather than our normal HP rackmounts and blades.