Sony’s PS3 PlayTV with Facebook support
21st April, 2010 by adina
Tags: Facebook, News, PlayTV, PS3, Sony
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Sony is developing an update for its PlayTV for the PlayStation3, which will provide Facebook support. Other new features are also included in the update, but what they involve is not yet unveiled. Testing of the update is ongoing now.
The release date for the new features is not known at this moment, but it is likely to be scheduled later this year. PlayTV is thus far available only in a few countries: Australia, Great Britain, Ireland, New Zealand and United Arab Emirates. It is the first official TV tuber for the PlayStation3 and allows users to record Freeview broadcasts through its dual DVB-T tuners. Record and output for 1,080-pixel are supported. PlayTV also includes a program guide and the service is available for users’ access through the Remote Play function from their PSPs.
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