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Sony PlayTV for the PS3 to launch in the UK this summer?
by Brad Linder, posted Apr 21st 2008 9:58AM
Engadget is reporting that Sony plans to launch the PlayTV television tuner add-on for its Playstation3 gaming console on July 31st. But if you follow the link to the Amazon product page for the PlayTV, you'll find that the release date is listed as October 31st. Either way, it seems pretty clear that UK PS3 users are going to be able to get their hands on the PlayTV before US customers. The devices is designed to work with the UK's digital television system and will not work with US cable, satellite, or over the air television yet. I'm pretty sure we'll see a US launch eventually, but not until afte the UK version is released.
Engadget says the PlayTV will set you back £59.99 or about $120 US whenever it becomes available in the UK.
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