Ceramic White Playstation 3 will represent the next generation 40GB version in Japan from November 11 and soon in North America, this time with removal of backwards compatibility and 802.11 b/g WiFi.
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To make it cheaper, it has only two USB ports as compares to previous consoles and perhaps doesn’t support Playstation and Playstation 2 disc playback. However, in graphics capability through HDMI, Blu ray player and wireless control, it assures its worth. Go online any time and surf the Internet to downloads any game as it’s region free for games. The new PS3 40 GB version is available for 39,980 yen or 240 euros in Japan.
If white doesn’t lure your eyes, then don’t worry, the PS3 200GB version with 7200RPM hard drive packed into it, is on sale in yellow on eBay for $1,980.
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