January 24, 2007
A peripheral for the Sony PS3 game system lets users pay with a special credit card or by “swiping” their phone, Engadget reports. The technology that’s only available in Japan is called a PaSoRi reader and allows contactless payments from an Edy money card or Felica phone.
Sony’s firmware 1.5 update for PS3 includes contactless payments – Engadget
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Like they haven’t fleeced enough out of us already ($600!!)
Besides, so what? I can buy games via my Wii in 2 clicks, no problem.
January 24th, 2007 at 5:11 pm
Hm, I thought Microsoft would be the first to do this. Would be easier to pay the $15 for the 3 extra maps in GEOW.
June 24th, 2007 at 9:28 pm