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Sony has released many revisions to its consoles over time. The company has put a lot of innovation into this hardware since the launch of PlayStation. Although it
Sony has released many revisions to its consoles over time. The company has put a lot of innovation into this hardware since the launch of PlayStation. Although it must be said that the company has been much more experimental with its consoles in the past than today.
At Xataka Smart Home we have told you about products as unique as the PlayStation 3D Display, which acts as a 3D monitor for the PlayStation 3, or the Sony Trinitron TV KV-21SP1, one of the first official models optimized for the operation of the first PlayStation. . But in 2010, the company wanted to give the final push to PlayStation 2 (4 years after the release of PS3). A unique television: Sony Bravia PX300.
Although in terms of its technical specifications this television was out of this world compared to the most premium televisions of the period, it had something very special. And at its base It was nothing more, nothing less than a built-in PlayStation 2Sony creates the perfect combination between television and your own entertainment system.
Sony Bravia PX300 with built-in PS2. Image: Novahollandia.nl
This is the best The console was hidden in the base of the televisionSo before, no one could imagine that there was a PS2 inside the TV. So, users will be able to play games on this console and also use it as a DVD player for movies and TV series.
The reader’s mechanism was very similar to what we could find in the Super Slim model of the PlayStation 3; that is, a cover that finds the inside of the reader as it slides and inserts the disc. There were also slots for Memory Cards and controls on the outside.
There was television 22 inch size and 720p resolution. It also offered up to four HDMI ports and an Internet connection via BRAVIA Internet Video Access technology. It’s strange that in the middle of the PlayStation 3’s lifespan, Sony decided to include a PS2 in one of its televisions, but it’s also true that the company wasn’t expecting a huge reception in terms of sales.
Interestingly, this model was only released in Europe, with the UK being one of the first regions to taste this new invention. It also came at a price of approximately 199 lira. about 228 euros. Nowadays we often see works like display and console assembly from independent manufacturers, so such products are becoming truly rare. Will we see a similar Sony television again?
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Ben Stock is a hardware enthusiast and author at Div Bracket. He provides comprehensive coverage of the latest hardware advancements, offering readers a technical and in-depth look at the newest products and trends.
