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Sony recently introduced the PlayStation 2 Network Adaptor, which will allow the gaming system to connect online.
The Adaptor, which is available at retail outlets nationwide for a suggested retail price of $39.99, is a connectivity device that combines a 10/100 Ethernet connection with a 56K V.90 analog modem that allows network access to a wide spectrum of consumers regardless of their in-home broadband or narrowband connectivity choice. Consumers with an in-home Internet service provider (ISP) account and the Network Adaptor will be able to play friends and rivals across the Internet via PlayStation 2 games specifically designed to take advantage of this capability.
The Network Adaptor comes with a bundled start-up disc to ensure consumers can quickly and easily equip their PlayStation 2 with online connectivity. According to sources, the game sytems will have music and video-on-demand services; e-mail, instant messaging and Web access in the future.
For more information on PlayStation 2, visit www.playstation.com.
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The Adaptor, which is available at retail outlets nationwide for a suggested retail price of $39.99, is a connectivity device that combines a 10/100 Ethernet connection with a 56K V.90 analog modem that allows network access to a wide spectrum of consumers regardless of their in-home broadband or narrowband connectivity choice. Consumers with an in-home Internet service provider (ISP) account and the Network Adaptor will be able to play friends and rivals across the Internet via PlayStation 2 games specifically designed to take advantage of this capability.
The Network Adaptor comes with a bundled start-up disc to ensure consumers can quickly and easily equip their PlayStation 2 with online connectivity. According to sources, the game sytems will have music and video-on-demand services; e-mail, instant messaging and Web access in the future.
For more information on PlayStation 2, visit www.playstation.com.
From SkyRetailer (Used with Permission)