[AlexBaka]

Just can't help doing this

[ElSalvatore]

Originally Posted by AlexBaka Just can't help doing this

HAHA! I LOLed extremly hard! xD Nice move!

But if it was, it wouldn't be able to run on higher FW than 3.55.
Only if it is a new Dongle made for 3.55+, which they make so expensive now to earn more money...

Okay. I really start do believe that this has something to do with TB. xD

[FreakAlchemist]

@AlexBaka If thats the case then nothing we can do about it.
I'd still be pissed though.

[ElSalvatore]

Okay guys, as I've seen on a certain site (and then got from there to another site) this is FAKE!

SOURCE

The site is in german, translated it would mean (short):

"Blablabla, how Drive Emulators work in general...
[...]
I contacted the said distributor "ChinaDistribution", who said they don't know anything about this product.
In my quote the mail I got from them."

His quote:

Hi, i didnt know anything about this product, i don't know why people ARE thinking we are behind this device, regards ChinaDistribution

I don't know how reliable modcontrol is. That guy also says at the end of his post
"The pics of that thing also just look like a USB2SATA Adapter."

He also has a Quote from a guy with a Blue Dildo in his ass at the end (you know who I mean), but I won't quote him. Just have a look yourselfes if you want to. I posted the source...

I hope this comes out not to be a fake anyways. :'(

//EDIT: I WANT YOU TO KNOT THAT I DON'T KNOW HOW RELIABLE THOSE FORUMS ARE! I JUST WANTED YOU TO KNOW WHAT I SAW! PLEASE DON'T BELIEVE ANYTHING I SAY, I'M STUPID! xD

[Gumbie]

I am somewhat confused by the excitment surrounding this even if it is real.
BD Emulation has been a feature of the PS3 since the beginning - just not on retail units.
On a debug unit you use the SDK to generate emu files (disc image) and they go onto a specially formatted HDD.
Plug into a debug and away you go.. Not with retail games of course

Sort of like we do with the WII to simplify it. Custom format, read by a custom tool (wbfs)

[mcmrc1]

Maybe this is the Xecuter HDXT PS3 Hard Driver Xtender

http://www.consolesource.com/ecomm/c...er-p-2593.html

[Gumbie]

Certainly does look like a Sata to Pata connector and indeed like they just used the photos from your link mcmrc1

[just_idle]

Originally Posted by Gumbie I am somewhat confused by the excitment surrounding this even if it is real. BD Emulation has been a feature of the PS3 since the beginning - just not on retail units. On a debug unit you use the SDK to generate emu files (disc image) and they go onto a specially formatted HDD. Plug into a debug and away you go.. Not with retail games of course Sort of like we do with the WII to simplify it. Custom format, read by a custom tool (wbfs)

i thought about dex immediately. so why is it easier to build such a device than give out cex2dex? now it seems to me they want to make profit on retails with such "features". don't tell me this comes from scratch...

[ElSalvatore]

Okay, once again. Could anybody comment my post - or in other words: comment this thread on modcontrol.com?

http://www.modcontrol.com/Board/ps3-...ge-fakten.html

[Cypherous]

Originally Posted by furtsiv i have to say it :this is fake!! you can notice that the slim ps3 is using a female usb port (that supposed to be coming from the modship) to be used with usb hdd and the phat ps3 is using sata port to be connected to the modship now the big question is : it is realy hard to convert usb to sata ?? (of course not!!) then why they have to make two modships one for slim(using usb hdd)& another for phat(usin sata hdd) ??? because simply its fake looL

Actually i think you're missing something, if you look at the USB cable on the slim you'll notice that it has 2 cables on it, this is common for powering some external laptop drives as they require the power from 2 USB ports to function, what it looks like they are doing is if you reference the second picture, it looks like they are using the power from 2 USB cables to power the controller and the drive itself, you can clearly see in the second image that the large power connector has 2 wires feeding in to it, it explains the differences in those 2 images but we cant see the PCB in the 1st image whereas we can in the second