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SONY GAMESCOM 2009 – PS3 Slim confirmed for September
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SONY GAMESCOM 2009 – PS3 Slim confirmed for September

by Stuff.tv  on Aug 19, 2009
Tags: sony | ps3 | slim | games | playstation
We all knew it was coming, but the PS3 Slim has now been officially confirmed by Sony itself, and will hit shelves worldwide in the first week of September
It may have been one of the worst kept tech secrets this year, but Sony has now officially confirmed the PS3 Slim.

At 32 per cent smaller, 36 per cent lighter and consuming 34 per cent less power than the original PS3, we'll see the Slim on shelves across the world in the first week of September as expected.

There were no mention of any spec changes, so expect the Slim to come packing a 120GB hard drive and Blu-ray drive as standard.


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