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Old 06-08-2004, 19:52
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Originally Posted by spedmetal
Better idea..... how about Sony actually spends some money/time and researches a very high quality laser that will last for years to come. Also I highly doubt that many people would have the technical know how, even with on screen instructions (which by the way how would you use these while disassembling the PS3) to actually do something like your suggestion. Also Sony I’m sure would rather get the cash to repair your worn out, out of warranty unit any way, so instructions on “how to do it yourself” will never happen. Just like with the mod scene, they don’t want people opening their units and mucking around in there.
Thats right... But maybe something like a little lid that when opened it gives you access to the lens like ink cartridges! You pull the old one out and thats it! Actually This could be good because third partys could develop better lenses that work equal or better than the original one!
But still could repesent on game-specific incompatibilities... hmmm...

hmm... bah... it wont happen anyway so :arrow:

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Originally Posted by TylerDurden
Very interesting idea's. I personally like the radio push a disc in one.

Who cares if some ideas are dumb. The best ideas are sparked off the insperation of dumb ones.





Tyler!
Thx! I fell kinda special... ROFL
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