PS3 might not have great sales if you compare it to other consoles.
But, having sold more than 3.5 millions worldwide, 1.5 of those in the US, even if you counted only a 20% of them as Blu-Ray players, it will outsold the HD-DVD.
From the firmware 1.8 and above, the PS3 can use the DLNA to connect to a PC and listen to songs, view photos and play videos, without re-encoding them. [They're transcoded on the fly in the PC]
You just need a DLNA server, some of them you can get it for free: - The Windows Media Player 11 has a server included. - TVERSITY (http://www.tversity.com/home)
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But, having sold more than 3.5 millions worldwide, 1.5 of those in the US,
even if you counted only a 20% of them as Blu-Ray players, it will outsold the HD-DVD.