Watch. Smile. And enjoy the fact that you’ve witnessed such carnage without damaging your own gear. [via Gizmag]
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October 21, 2009
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Fantastic branding.
“Our products are so valued that this is what we do with them……”.
I wonder how the creative meeting went…. maybe:
Person 1: I know, lets smack a PS3 into a Bravia TV
Person 2: Won’t that send the wrong message about our brand, that our products are worthless?
Person 1: But it will look so cool man
Person 2: Yeah ur right, it will look cool. Lets do it. Make sure you put some good bs in the report for the CEO though about how it actually sends a good message.
well… the damage is the only thing that ‘looks’ like it truely took damage, plus everything is so compact inside a ps3 that it may still work… i’d like to see after photos of the PS3?
@Jonathan ++1
Maybe PS3 still looks intact, but I bet you, the BlueRay drive is tost. And the TV is totally gone.
Guys I just looked into this and apparently they are working on a tv that will have a PS3 built in or a TV with blueray built in. Rumored specs of aan upcoming product.