Telstra has revealed the addition of almost one million new mobile services in the six months to December 2011, but Sensis revenues plummeted 24 percent in 12 months.
Well they did it to the PlayStation 2, they did it to the PlayStation Portable (PSP) and now rumours are circulating about yet another tweak to the PlayStation 3 hardware design.
It is tenuous to say at best, but gadgets magazine T3 is running with a story derived from whispers and gossip from last months CES show in Las Vegas.
Seems a well-informed insider has the scoop on a new PS3 model.
With a no comment from Sony on the speculation, you can immediately file this under rumour. T3 speculate that the new slimmer PS3 will also sport the [also rumoured] 160GB or 120GB HDD capacity.
With PlayTV on the horizon and the probable discontinuation of the 80GB PS3, Sony needs to get a large capacity model onto the market for those technophiles wanting to make full use of the console as it was originally envisioned, as a living room media hub.
All we can do for now is wait, and listen for more. Let's hope that any new announcement is not simply a colour selection option.
David Bass
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