stackyFACTSIn a bizarre attempt to conquer the entire living room, engineers mashed a console and a television recording box into a single white monolith. The PSX featured an enormous hard drive exclusively for recording live television broadcasts, but its exorbitant price tag ensured it never caught on outside of absolute hardware enthusiasts.
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