You can't "break" the PlayStation 3 anymore!

Finally it appears that Sony has managed to put an end to PS3 Jailbreak even at record speed. Only a few days after the court victory in Australia, which banned the disposal of the relevant USB dongle, it's number and software version of Jailbreak. A firmware update was enough to be past the "break" of the PlayStation 3.



In the release notes that Sony says update 3.42 includes "additional safety features, without entering into details. Some argue that there is a proxy tool that allows connection to PlayStation Network with firmware 3.41, but they will most likely close this "hole" in the coming days.



Sony has shown impressive reflexes upon hearing the news that the PlayStation 3 "broke." The operations of the company reacted quickly and finished off the PS3 remains the only modern console that has not been delivered to the system of pirates.

Sony Playstation 3: "3D gaming only at 720p"

Sony announced that the popular console will support 3D gaming, but up to 720p.

As shown recently, Sony makes grandiose plans in relation to the popular 3D gaming console, Playstation 3. Unfortunately, according to a statement recently made by the company, these projects will not include 1080p 3D, since Sony will reduce 3D games at 720p.

The PS3 has the ability to display content in 1080p 3D, since this is one of the key features for viewing 3D blu-ray movies. However, Sony claims that 1080p 3D would be an exaggeration, so decided to keep the games at 60 frames per second (60fps).

But according to reports, when a game runs at 60fps and stereo 3D, the result is the same hardware as if it runs at 120fps, or more correctly to 60fps x2.

Same time, Sony was quick to clarify that it applies only to 3D gaming and the Playstation 3 is not in any way affect viewing Blu-ray 3D film, which will run normally at 1080p.