PS3: WiFi Built In?

**PS3in1080p** · 05-23-2005

Just was wondering if the PS3 has WiFi built into its console? If it does this will be great so that I don't have to run any more wires anymore, like I do with my PS2.

**watashi** · 05-23-2005

Yes it does have WiFi built in, look and find information, there's even a search button for this kind of stuff.

**e_con** · 05-24-2005

Is that the bluetooh technology for the controllers?

**MiThRaZoR** · 05-24-2005

Yeah, just for the controllers. Isn't thtat the best wireless technology or something? Why is it so good?

A few questions for my self. ^^

**FmanFORPS3** · 05-24-2005

check this thread if you want more info: http://ps3forums.com/viewtopic.php?t=2249

**mckmas8808** · 05-24-2005

I thought that bluetooth port was for more stuff than just controllers.

**ROMAN** · 05-25-2005

isnt bluetooth also used for cellphones. I remember something about it on the motorola razr commercial.W/e im tire. bu bye

**straightballin** · 05-25-2005

isnt bluetooth also used for cellphones. I remember something about it on the motorola razr commercial.W/e im tire. bu bye

Yea it is also used for cellphones. I belive they said something about cellphones being able to connect with the PS3.

**vvlaski** · 12-17-2006

hells yeah son wifi!

DD

**ecurb2369** · 12-17-2006

Originally Posted by PS3in1080p

Just was wondering if the PS3 has WiFi built into its console? If it does this will be great so that I don't have to run any more wires anymore, like I do with my PS2.

How is it that you have posted over 100 times in a PS3 forum but have seen NONE of the specs for the PS3 over the past year??? Becuase it is plastered on just about every PS3 page....

**YoungMullah88** · 12-17-2006

do you people even look at the Fu*king dates

**Loudninja** · 12-17-2006

CH!3F bro clam down, they are trying to get posts lol

**STL.GANGSTER** · 12-17-2006

Originally Posted by ecurb2369

How is it that you have posted over 100 times in a PS3 forum but have seen NONE of the specs for the PS3 over the past year??? Becuase it is plastered on just about every PS3 page....

umm, this was posted in 2005. that is the problem

**vvlaski** · 12-17-2006

yeah sorry guys .. i was just trying to get some posts.. so i can start a new thread.. again ... very sorry..

**ecurb2369** · 12-17-2006

Originally Posted by CH!3F

do you people even look at the Fu*king dates

I dont believe in this "time" you and others speak of...

**nekon** · 12-17-2006

Originally Posted by vvlaski

yeah sorry guys .. i was just trying to get some posts.. so i can start a new thread.. again ... very sorry..

this is not going to help your reputation around here.. and don't try to cheat the system

we have a trash forum here, we should start an archive

AJJets107 · 12-17-2006

I have banned him for first spamming and bringing back old threads.

**Godzero** · 02-20-2007

Fanboyism, A term used to describe people who are loyal fans of an inanimate object, or fictional products like movies, comics, or TV series. People who show their loyalty towards these products are normally labeled as a â€œfanboy.â€

**don_milz** · 02-20-2007

Go for it, but be careful your article doesn't come across as a fanboy piece itself for caring about this topic.

**Rebon** · 02-20-2007

You'll need to properly plan out what you intend to say, but go for it!

**Godzero** · 02-21-2007

There I posted up what I have so far. What do you guys think?

**don_milz** · 02-21-2007

A good start, Matt, but seeing as this is your opinion rather than one that can be backed up by supportive evidence, I'd say use "I think" and "In my opinion" a lot.

Also you seem to get into your stride around para 5, with the previous four paras being confusing. They could use some work on structure and what exactly your arguement is in each one.

There's also a stack of spelling errors you might want to look at - "curtain" instead of "certain" for example.

But in the second hlaf of the piece your arguement really takes hold and I start to understand what you're getting at.

Re-work the first half, write in the first person ("I think...") and watch the spelling and you could be on to a winner.

**Seb** · 02-21-2007

How about this for a title:

"Fanboyism: Good, Bad or just Ugly?"

**Godzero** · 02-21-2007

Originally Posted by Jase

A good start, Matt, but seeing as this is your opinion rather than one that can be backed up by supportive evidence, I'd say use "I think" and "In my opinion" a lot.

Also you seem to get into your stride around para 5, with the previous four paras being confusing. They could use some work on structure and what exactly your arguement is in each one.

There's also a stack of spelling errors you might want to look at - "curtain" instead of "certain" for example.

But in the second hlaf of the piece your arguement really takes hold and I start to understand what you're getting at.

Re-work the first half, write in the first person ("I think...") and watch the spelling and you could be on to a winner.

Im not really trying to make it sound to much as my own opinion. Im trying to make it more of an example of what fanboyism is. The first four paragraphs are there to give a definition of what fanboyism is and paint a picture with an examples. After looking at it I believe switching around the second and third paragraphs fix things a bit. Then I go into talking about the most unruly area of fanboyism which we deal with on our forums all that time.

And Seb, thats a pretty good title. Ill take it.

Also.. Word 2007 Beta 2 is weird when it comes to the spell check... basically its useless....

**don_milz** · 02-22-2007

Originally Posted by "Matt S

Im not really trying to make it sound to much as my own opinion.

I think this would benefit from the first person perspective, as it's hard to back this up as a strong argument from the mouth of "we" at PSU. What do you think Kieran/Seb?

Kirby - Still a fair few spelling errors to correct.