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Re: Testing PS3 implementation

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From: Steven_Turvey
Date: Thu, 20 Nov 2003 00:19
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Hi Guys

I guess a short description of my problem will explain a lot.

My department is going to purchase a considerable number of Printer A and one of the competing vendors have claimed that their printer is superior because Printer A does not have a "fully compatible" implementation of PS3 and theirs does. We are exclusively using Windows based PC's.
Now this info has worked its way up to the top level managers who are concerned that this may be true and have now asked me to confirm whether this is true or not.
They are not going to be convinced by me simply printing a page using the PS3 driver and are definitely no going to OK me spending US$20k on a commercial PS3 test suite.
So I'm stuck. I have to supply them with "reasonable" proof that the printer A is PS3 compatible because any small glitch with a print task down the line after we purchase the printer will result in my butt suffering a severe kicking.

Hence my dilemma.

Steve
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