Over the past several months, we have reported a number of PS3 Slim rumors. The PlayStation 3 Slim generated more rumors than any other product in recent memory, dating back to the first one we ...

PS3 Slim all but official with leaks, rumors, and scans galore The Mole has told us it's coming, and the International tech press has been in … ...

Given that Sony's flagship video game console has lagged badly behind its Nintendo and Microsoft rivals, it's hard to see why people are so worked up over a device that might not even exist.

Bill Detwiler cracks open the PlayStation 3 Super Slim, shows you how Sony redesigned the popular gaming console, and compares the new machine with older PS3 models.

The mooted release of the PS3 Slim ties in nicely with the same anniversary as the PS2 Slimline, as Nick Parker, analyst at Parker Consulting Ltd reminds us.

PS3 Slim already on sale, disassembled "Extremely limited stock" selling out at brick-and-mortar stores; online retailers currently shipping units; hardware hackers get how-to guide.

Photographic Catalyst Rumor: PS3 Slim Photos Leaked - Posted on: May 14, 2009 PS3 Slim fever officially began in May of this year when leaked factory photos out of China set the internet ablaze.

Sony’s 80GB PS3 is $300 starting tomorrow and its similarly priced 120GB PS3 Slim is just a few weeks away, so how does a 25% price cut stack against the competition? Have a look at my chart ...

If you prefer your PS3 fat and glossy, the existing 80GB model has now dropped to $300—that’s how much the new 120GB PS3 Slim will be in September.

What is interesting is that PS3 Slim comes supplied with firmware 2.76, which became officially available on 14th May of this year. Its successor, firmware 2.80, materialised on 23rd June.

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PS3 Slim on the other hand is limited to just the console, a thin 'n' floppy manual, power and USB cables and - horror of horrors - a composite video cable and SCART adaptor.