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cute comment.. do u always have enough free time to bash a product which clearly has no concern to you?

on topic: id agree that it is sounding like either a change in hardware that wont be noticeable to the consumer, or perhaps its a larger/smaller drive. Being that Sony just shot down more of the 40gb rumors im not sure i would vote that its a new sku, but who knows.... perhaps they can play on their own words and release a cheaper sku stating "this isnt a price drop, its simply a new package". as always, well have to simply wait n see what it is
my point is i want to see what a 360 can do as far as calculations/# crunching. everyone pulls arguments out of their ass and yet there is hardly enough legit data to base a comparison on. if both systems were to run folding@home then we have a benchmark to compare on atleast. Ported/multiplatform games dont count for crap incase anyone wants to throw that out there because most the times neither consoles hardware is used ideally.

ps3's have significantly impacted the folding@home project and whether or not you give a shit is of no interest to me. so high five for you and your molecular bio degree. and for the record, if someone decided to buy a ps3 just for use of folding@home, well thats great for them but you assume too much my friend bc i never said i bought my ps3 for that reason.
well some people feel that leaving the toilet seat up is improper while others dont.

tell M$ to put folding@home on a 360 and get back to me
Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.
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