Sony PS3 Step Down AC Adaptor looks like a small PS3

Apr 26 2007, 10:10am CDT | by Luigi Lugmayr

Chinese game accessory maker/dealer Firstsing features a step down AC adaptor for the Sony PS3 that looks like a small PS3 console.

To use a U.S. or Japanese Sony PS3 in Europe you need a step down AC converter. My 500W step down converters are ugly and feature a somewhat scary industrial look. The PS3 step down AC adaptor from Firstsing features a built-in fuse and a cooling fan.
I also found the PS3 Step Down adaptor on SuperUfo. They sell it for $16.77.
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