ojeda37 | ojeda37

• 9:18pm EST - January 6th, 2010
• 1

 nice

tomcat86

• 9:19pm EST - January 6th, 2010
• 2

thats awesome cant wait

PSX_Legend

• 9:25pm EST - January 6th, 2010
• 3

Future of home entertainment is with Sony! Sony you rock!

Kudoskhan13

• 9:35pm EST - January 6th, 2010
• 4

cool, so that means in the future my fridge will be connected to psn and people will be able to see what i have to eat. lol. can't wait...

PRFEZ

• 9:51pm EST - January 6th, 2010
• 5

@4

Plus they will know when youre watching the Playboy Channel on TV.

WonsAuto

• 9:58pm EST - January 6th, 2010
• 6

Someone care to explain the use of the PlayStation Network on non-PlayStation products?

Sonan

• 10:08pm EST - January 6th, 2010
• 7

This is actually pretty awesome. Maybe they'll go like Games for Windows Live! did and have any Sony game on PC (not that there's much) have trophies!

Dwenny

• 10:25pm EST - January 6th, 2010
• 8

I hope they make changes on activation/deactivation rules for you can only download movies on one activated PS3 right now.  I would hope they would increase the activations if you want to include BD players and TVs.

Deadlyskill666

• 10:30pm EST - January 6th, 2010
• 9

It's Sound cool.

big_boss01

• 10:59pm EST - January 6th, 2010
• 10

cool!

coolguy

• 11:22pm EST - January 6th, 2010
• 11

awesome news, great job  sony

Byuu

• 12:08am EST - January 7th, 2010
• 12

Skynet here we come! jks this is gonna be awsome!

AzureFlameKite

• 12:08am EST - January 7th, 2010
• 13

It says windows based PCs. I have a mac... kinda sucks. Then again I mainly use PSN on my PS3.

fleinn

• 2:00am EST - January 7th, 2010
• 14

@6: videos, trailers, films, tv-series, cross platform applications, PSP downloads for transfer.. The kind of thing I'm using torrents for now, I guess.. 

..Not bad, Sony. I expect a serious storm from the gaming media over this one. "No, no! We love proprietary formats that only work on a single box! It's the end of days! Movies shall be watched in the cinema, or else the economy tanks!".  

Beasley2K

• 2:13am EST - January 7th, 2010
• 15

PSN > LIVE.

jaybiv

• 2:34am EST - January 7th, 2010
• 16

Another smart move for Sony. I wonder what took them so long to meld their different business units together. The integration doesn't have to be Apple-ish, just enough to encourage customers to keep their purchases under the Sony umbrella.

Cyn

• 3:25am EST - January 7th, 2010
• 17

@6

First and foremost probably the video store. If you have a Bravia TV it would be cool to just go on PSN via that and watch your movies etc rather than doing it through a noisy console

ric0ric

• 3:48am EST - January 7th, 2010
• 18

 excellent!

ForeverYoung

• 4:51am EST - January 7th, 2010
• 19

The only use that i can think for this is to download films to the laptop, but i'd still rather have it on my PlayStation so i can watch it on my 56 inch TV ;)

higgos22

• 5:47am EST - January 7th, 2010
• 20

#5 what if your not into conventional vids and like some unorthodox stuff? I dont know I want people knowing that hehehe although can always just sign out ;)

Stevie

• 7:13am EST - January 7th, 2010
• 21

I can imagine them allowing TVs to play the likes of minis and small psn games and obviously downloading videos,movies and vidzone.

DeepHorizon00

• 8:08am EST - January 7th, 2010
• 22

I have a feeling sony is about to do something big that no one has heard about.

tremblingwater

• 9:30am EST - January 7th, 2010
• 23

sounds very good. actually pleased. Good strategy

O_G_H

• 11:54am EST - January 7th, 2010
• 24

DO IT Sony!  I love this company, I'm sorry.

zammu91

• 9:07pm EST - January 7th, 2010
• 25

How am I suppose to know if my Bravia is internet enabled?

QueenWasp

• 10:02pm EST - January 7th, 2010
• 26

Woo! lol

mikezed

• 11:17pm EST - January 7th, 2010
• 27

But will it support GNU/Linux?  Or only one of the DIRECT COMPETITORS shoddy products?