"PS3 is a computer, so there are no 'models,' only 'configurations," said Katarugi.
Like Phil Harrison last week, Katarugi was keen to compare the PS3 to a PC and suggested that future models will be upgraded,"With PCs, if they hold the [same specifications] for 2 years,they get obsolete. Don't computers change? A 60 GB hard drive will become inadequate, and memory could become inadequate. There are a lot of possibilities."
Although Katarugi didn't confirm that Sony had anything in the pipeline, he did suggest the possibility of Blu-ray Disc burning in future PS3 models if there is an advancment in technology.
Source : PC Watch
