[carldenning]

Originally Posted by budzio wonder know what "soon" means for him week two weeks month six months year Once again we have to keep calm and be patient...It's best option as it was in past

what has this got to do with 3key? think u posted it in the wrong thread

[budzio]

@carldenning it was in reference to Simonbuck and JonahUK posts...
but only my was issue for you

[Cheesethief]

Originally Posted by JonahUK @Cheesethief The BD is a sata device so this will have to sit between that connection. It doesn't mean it connects to the port but it does have to intercept the drive and the mainboard. Cable from the drive to the x3key, cable from x3key to the mainboard. x3key intercepts anything to/from the drive and reroutes to the usb. Simple. You may not even need the BD connected after installation if this truly emulates the BD drive.

PS3 Blu-Ray drive is not standard SATA. The connection is through a ribbon cable.

[JonahUK]

Originally Posted by Cheesethief PS3 Blu-Ray drive is not standard SATA. The connection is through a ribbon cable.

I never said it was?

I said it was a SATA device which it is. It doesn't matter how it is connected.

[ViperMM]

Originally Posted by JonahUK I never said it was? I said it was a SATA device which it is. It doesn't matter how it is connected.

Do you even know what SATA is?

Also this may be kinda trolling, two things about this release date are funny to me. The mayan calendar ended years ago since the retards who think the world is going to end didn't account for leap year, and also the projected date isn't 12-12-12 it's 12-21-12. Some people are just lames.

Edit: Read these and compare to educate yourself.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Serial_...s.2C_and_ports
http://ps3devwiki.com/wiki/Bluray_Dr...are_Components
Sata is 7 pins and the BD drive is 60 pins. This may mean that 7 of those pins can be SATA, however that same logic would dictate all SATA drives are PATA and not SATA (the newer standard)

[Kalberto]

Originally Posted by ATHEiST Why would they show the PS3 USB port??? The PS3 USB port is NOT used to emulate a BD drive, please use some common sense. People, how hard is it to grasp this concept? Its a BD drive emulator, You plug your USB drive into the 3key box which in turn emulates a BD Drive, The 3key plugs into the PS3 in same way as the real BD drive does and instead of reading optical media it reads ISO's, Its a fricking VIRTUAL DRIVE so stop all this stupid tinfoil hat crap about not seeing the PS3 USB port as its 100% irrelevant to this device. ISO>USB Drive>3Key>PS3 Sata ....get it?

3key box ? which's one ?
the white pizza box or the small box black thats connected to usb 3.0 ?

[JonahUK]

Originally Posted by ViperMM Do you even know what SATA is?

Is it "Suck A Twonks Arse"?

[ViperMM]

Originally Posted by JonahUK Is it "Suck A Twonks Arse"?

Yes, it is, however you are the on who has to do the sucking.

[Sharon4941]

I think the announce of """they are working on hardware methods for extracting keys from PS3′s already on 4.x firmware""" only shows an interest in finding a method

[ViperMM]

Originally Posted by Sharon4941 I think the announce of """they are working on hardware methods for extracting keys from PS3′s already on 4.x firmware""" only shows an interest in finding a method

Hardware method would be nice... even though the hardware method would be one time use thing just like it is on the 360 drive key. (there is a drive flasher for the 360 that once setup can flash multiple of the same model drives without usage of a PC)