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Buying Playstation 3 Accessories - Some Thoughts Posted By : Tommy R Hurley

Posted by admin on August 6th, 2007

The PS3 is some 40 times faster than the PS2 and serious gamers can take advantage of all that processing power by getting accessories that can potentially take the gaming experience to the next level.

SIXAXIS Controller

Probably the most important new accessory for the PS3 is the SIXAXIS controller. This wireless controller features intuitive real-time interactive play using motion-sensing technology. The player uses the controller as an extension of their body and the controller senses all movements for high precision play. The SIXAXIS controller utilises Bluetooth technology for wireless game play. It is easy to set up and is compatible with today’s monitors and television sets. The controller can be used as either wireless or wired if desired.

PS3 Bluetooth Headset

The new Bluetooth headset for Playstation 3 is designed to keep your hands free and fits comfortably in your ear. The headset includes a microphone that is noise-reducing and echo-eliminating for a clear, crisp communication. The headset can also be used with other Bluetooth enabled devices such as mobile phones, PDAs and computers making it a useful tool for use with all your technology. The range extends to some 30 meters.

PS3 Blu-Ray Disc Remote Control

The Playstation 3 is designed to act not just as a gaming device but as an entertainment centre. The PS3 plays DVDs, videos and other media. The Blu-Ray Disc Remote Control also utilises Bluetooth technology and allows remote control of media playback via the PS3.

HDMI Cable

Now you can enjoy games on a High Definition television or monitor if you are lucky enough to own one. The HDMI Cable is designed to transfer digital-only signals from source to a display. Along with this, digital audio is also transmitted over the HDMI cable making it a good alternative to DVI.

Silicone Case for PS3 Controller

This is designed to fit snugly over your controller. The case gives protection while allowing full access to all the buttons and switches. It is made to repel dirt and keep dust out of the controller, much like a second skin. Made of durable silicone it helps keep the controller from breaking if it is dropped and more importantly provides a slip-free grip that makes gaming easier.

Conclusion

The Playstation 3 is arguably the ultimate in the current crop of gaming systems. No doubt the next 12 months will see a plethora of new PS3 accessories from Sony and from third party providers. There are already a significant number of accessories which, depending upon the format of your current games, your TV or monitor’s resolution and of course upon the type of games you prefer, should prove useful. Sony’s adoption of Bluetooth technology in particular seems set to render some of these accessories useful in contexts other than solely for the PS3.

Tommy Hurley is a freelance researcher and author with a focus on electronics, financial and business areas. For further information have a look at CompareStorePrices, the UK`s largest independently owned price comparison site which includes a PS3 accessories buyers guide together with price comparison, product reviews, discount vouchers and exclusive offers.

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