Lower-end PS3 to ship with wired controllers, non-upgradeable HDD?

De plano estos tíos de SONY se pasan, su versión sin salida de HDMI,sin lector de tarjetas y sin la conexión WI-fi y con un disco de 20 gigas para todo el tiempo que tengas la consola (eso último si no le metes mano) hasta con controles alambricos va a salir
¿por qué?
¿también el Bluetooth se lo van a quitar?

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Posted May 14th 2006 5:30PM by Evan Blass
Filed under: Gaming, Peripherals, Storage

Besides the disheartening news that the cheaper version of the PlayStation 3 will lack WiFi, a memory card reader, and most significantly, an HDMI port, we've now learned that the $500 PS3 may also be shipping with wired, and not wireless, versions of that rumble-less, Wii-like controller. While adding separate Bluetooth controllers would only set you back a few bucks -- if, in fact, the lower-end model actually ends up shipping with BT functionality -- boosting your console's storage capacity in the future may be a non-starter, as Sony reps supposedly told Games Radar that the 20GB hard drive isn't upgradeable. With so many significant differences between the two configurations (and let's not forget the snazzy metallic lettering you get on the $600 models), it's not clear how many consumers are going to agree with Sony's Kaz Hirai that the "crippled" version of the console is a "good value" for them.

Update: If it wasn't entirely clear, please bear in mind that until confirmed by Sony, the information contained herein concerning the controllers and hard drive falls squarely into the rumor camp.