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For Sony things were not so great way back to the Tokyo Games Show in September 2006. Sony unveiled its highly anticipated new PlayStation 3 gaming system, and the demo units were spluttering and dying left and right. This was essentially a bad news given the recent recall of Sony lithium-ion batteries.

The problem was simply that the Playstation 3 console has been overheating. A representative of a company's shares was the first to him and soon after, in each gaming industry was to report on the new PS3 "Talking overheating problem.

Actually there were several reasons why the consoles were at a superheat in that it is not really anything to do with the design of the machines themselves. At the start of the Tokyo Game Show was extremely hot. Everyone who visited Japan in September's will know that there is a brutal time of year, and the venue lacked air conditioning. There were 200> All PlayStation 3 in action too close together, presumably to poor planning by the organizers. To make matters worse, all the consoles were in the cases sealed, to prevent anyone from peeking into the machine. This means that unfortunately there was no way that the fans who were allegedly working fine exhaust, could all get rid of the heat.

It seems obvious that with 200 consoles in sealed cases in sultry conditions that they overheat.Nevertheless, it looked very bad. Representatives from Sony were told all over the place in October that there was no overheating issues, and many players were skeptical.

To make things even worse for Sony was the most recent recall of lithium-ion batteries, which are used mostly within there Vaio laptops. The batteries were overheating and burst into flames! This led to a massive recall are returned by nearly seven million batteries, and this was a massive financial blow to Sony. Critics said that Sony was indeed aware of this problem, but do not act quickly enough, and if they had, the recall have been avoided. Taking all this into account, it has fairly bad effect Sony's reputation, combined with the overheating demos at the Tokyo Game Show looked much worse. With exploding batteries and the new PlayStation console choking away decided to pull out many investors. At that time, Sony's shares fell 2.75%

Now that the release of the> PlayStation 3 console late last year, how many machines have heating for more? The good news seems to be that no one reports their machines overheating. It can only have been a coincidence. Given the multitude of reasons why the consoles were always over heated at the Tokyo Game Show, none of which seems to be up to the machines themselves, and any lack of consumer confidence and bad press, it blew a disproportionate way.

It has been many players that experienced by long time, sometimes 48 hours straight (more or less), with different games on the PlayStation 3, there were no problems to report. The fans continue to run quiet, there was warm air coming from the back, it was hot as all consoles do, but not too hot, and no overheating problems have been noticed. The only problems were dim eyes, back and thumb, and delirium by a total lack of sleep and video game overdose.

Finally, if you do not believe that the lack of> PlayStation 3 overheating issues, check out the gaming forums, you will not hear about PS3 on these topics.

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