Japanese game giant, Sony denies claims watchdog called BBC Watchdog mentioning that the PlayStation 3 has a disability which besutannya marked by a technical failure of the so-called "yellow light of death."
The statement was aired on the BBC Watchdog program that displays three technicians to test the operation of the PS3. At the time of testing, they showed that there are a number of failures found in the solder that connects the engine components inside the PS3.
But Sony said it did not hinder the performance of the PS3 and testing conducted Watchdog BBC can not be used as a standard to conclude that their device is problematic.
"We feel very unfair to the rapid rate that a problem with our product. There needs to be other evidence and further testing that could confirm these conclusions," said Senior Vice President and Managing Director of Sony UK, Ray Maguire.
"The term 'yellow light of death' has now been adopted by a number of online communities to discuss and describe the dead PS3 system followed by the appearance of yellow light illumination on the front panel of the PS3," he added.
Maguire also mentioned, the yellow light just kegagagalan technical indicators that are not specific and can be translated in a variety of possibilities.
Meanwhile, the BBC's Watchdog insisted they had to present the facts fairly and accurately to show weakness PS3.
"We've done a fair assessment and accurate data we get from qualified personnel. We would then broadcast the response from the Sony itself," said a spokesman for the BBC's Watchdog.
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