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It is rumoured that the power of the entry-level NGP has been reduced to keep down cost.
According to unconfirmed reports by IndustryGamers -- stemming from French tech site 01net, who correctly revealed Project Cafe as the code name for the Wii's successor -- the RAM of the NGP base model has been halved, from 512MB to 256MB. And it will no longer contain 16GB of internal flash memory, using an external memory device instead.
But rest assured, the 128MB graphics capability is said to be untouched.
If true, these cost-saving measures could have been introduced to keep the NGP competitive with the Nintendo 3DS.
The NGP is expected to be released before the end of the year.
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If sony is really cutting the power of the NGP just to stay on the same level of price for the 3DS, then that's just sad.
According to unconfirmed reports by IndustryGamers -- stemming from French tech site 01net, who correctly revealed Project Cafe as the code name for the Wii's successor -- the RAM of the NGP base model has been halved, from 512MB to 256MB. And it will no longer contain 16GB of internal flash memory, using an external memory device instead.
But rest assured, the 128MB graphics capability is said to be untouched.
If true, these cost-saving measures could have been introduced to keep the NGP competitive with the Nintendo 3DS.
The NGP is expected to be released before the end of the year.
source
If sony is really cutting the power of the NGP just to stay on the same level of price for the 3DS, then that's just sad.