Sony upgrades Japanese PS2
Next week, Sony will begin selling a version of the PlayStation 2 game console in Japan equipped with the expansion bay slot that has been included in the US and European versions. The upgrade will allow the addition of a broadband-ready hard drive that, according to the company, allow users to access the Internet several times faster than current connections and run enriched games requiring the hard drive's increased storage.
Read the source article at pcworld.com.
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