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PlayStation 3 Increasing Hard Drive Capacity

Sony today announced that two new PS3 bundles are on the way this fall, and each will offer larger hard drives.

The first will be the 160GB model that will replace the current 120GB bundles that sell for $300. The price will remain the same, the only difference will be the increased hard drive capacity. The 160GB model is shipping now, and should be on shelves as soon as the current stock is sold through.

The second new bundle will feature a 320GB hard drive, and will be included in the PS3 Sports Champions Move bundle. This bundle will include the PlayStation Move controller, one Move game, the PlayStation Eye camera and a bonus blu-ray demo disc for $400. The Sports Champion bundle will be on shelves September 19 as part of the Move launch.

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