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Sony PS3 crashes into Bravia LCD TV at 50mph

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There is really no reason for you to crash a PS3 into an LCD unless you have a point to prove. In this case, the point for Sony Australia was to promote their latest Christmas campaign wherein a Bravia LCD buyer would get a PS3 thrown in for free, which they did it literally. Three Bravia KDL46X 3100 Full HD LCD TV were shot with PS3 Slim at a speed of 50mph (80kmh) and the end result as you would imagine is not good for the TVs but the video with all the slow-motion cameras make the crash worthwhile to watch.

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[Via Engadget]

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