Last Month, Shacknews says (in Sony Talks PlayStation 3 3D Update, Requirements) With Sony planning to update the PlayStation 3 to better support 3D visuals, the PlayStation.Blog caught up with Sony hardware marketing director John Koller during this year's 3D-obsessed Consumer Electronics Show to get a few more details. Requirements

And Gus Mastrapa from Wired says (in Sony at CES: PlayStation-Networked TVs, 3-D PS3s) Sony devices like televisions and Blu-ray players will be able to access and download content from the PlayStation Network video store, the company said at the Consumer Electronics Show on Wednesday.

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And PS3 News PS3NEWSCOM 18923 from PS3News says (in Sony CES: 3D Games And Movies Coming to PS3 in 2010) To quote: Among all the technology announcements you would come to expect from the [url=http://www.cesweb.org/]Consumer Electronics Show[/url] in Las Vegas (such as new 3D Bravia TVs coming this Summer), [b]Kaz Hirai[/b] announced that the PS3 will be fully 3D compatible this year.

And Eurogamer says (in News: PS3 sales up 76 per cent over Christmas) More than 3.8 million consoles were shifted in the five weeks before Christmas, including 1.7 million in the US alone. That equates to a 76 per cent increase in sales compared to the same period a year previously. Sony has never shifted so many PS3 consoles in the run-up to Christmas before.

And NintendoDS Advanced says (in PS3: It Only Does Over 3.8 Million Units Worldwide Over 2009 Holiday) The holiday season of 2009 has proven to be the most successful in the history of the PlayStation 3, as sales of the console over the five weeks following the last week of November yielded sales of over 3.8 million units worldwide, a 76 percent increase over the previous year. Sony attributes...

And Ryan F. from qj/ps3 (Feedburner) says (in CES 2010: Sony expands PSN, confirms PS3 3D support) During its Consumer Electronics Show press conference in Las Vegas, Sony has confirmed that an upcoming PlayStation 3 firmware update will allow all PS3s to play 3D games. But that's not all, Sony has also announced a

And Gaming Bits says (in PlayStation 3 has record holiday season with over 3.8 million units sold; ushers in 3D gaming) Sony Computer Entertainment Inc. today announced sales figures of their PlayStation 3 system during the holiday season. Accounting for holiday sales from the last week of November 2009 through...
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And Gavin Ogden from next-gen.biz says (in PS3 Sells 3.8 Million During Holidays) Sony Computer Entertainment has announced that holiday retail sales of PlayStation 3, during the five weeks following the last week of November 2009, exceeded 3.8 million units worldwide.

According to Sony the PS3 saw a 76 increase in hardware sales compared to the same period last ye...

And PSU.com says (in PS3 holiday sales up 76%, 3.8 million units sold) Sony had a remarkable 2009 holiday season, with sales of the PlayStation 3 up by 76% compared to the previous year. Between the last week of November 2009 and the end of the year, Sony sold more than 3.8 million PS3s worldwide, signifying the highest record sales for PS3 hardware for a holiday...

And Luke Plunkett from Kotaku says (in Sony: Nearly Four Million PlayStation 3's Sold Over Christmas) According to Sony's internal numbers, over the five week period running from the end of November to the new year, 3.8 million PlayStation 3 consoles were sold worldwide (1.7 million of them in the US), a number the company says is a 76% boost over the 2008 holiday period's figures.

And GamasutraNews (Feedburner) says (in Sony: PS3 Sells 3.8M Units Over Holiday, 1.7M In US) Retailers sold through 3.8 million PlayStation 3 units worldwide over the course of the 2009 holiday season, 1.7 million of which were in the U.S., Sony announced today. Sony Computer Entertainment CEO Kaz Hirai revealed the figures during a press conference held at the Consumer Electronic...

And About.com PlayStation Games says (in Snapshots from the Sony 2009 Press Conference at CES) Engadget has concise, and fun coverage from the 2009 Sony press conference from the Consumer Electronics Show (CES).Lot's of phone and Walkman announcements. But the big news? OLED TVs. If you haven't bought a new HDTV yet, you may have held out for the right reasons.

And Jeff Rubenstein from PlayStation.Blog says (in Live from the Sony Electronics CES Press Conference) There’s a reason I take it easy on New Year’s Eve – a couple of days later, many of us in the tech industry make the annual pilgrimage to Vegas for the Consumer Electronics Show. As many of you know, CES isn’t typically a game-heavy exhibition (though PlayStation *will* have a presence). But si...