Sony gets federal court to allow PS3 electronic dog to be banned in Australia

Multi-Play Network (compiler/freelancer) a few days ago, Sony in Australia's division has been issued by the local Federal Court of the provisional ban to block the import and sale of PS3 electronic dogs. The ban means that until August 31, Australia's dealers were unable to import, sell or otherwise sell the equipment.　　In addition, they must hide the existing goods until the deadline of August 31 before they can appear. Sony, from now until August 31, intends to persuade the court to make the ban more permanent (the aim of the temporary ban is to maintain "status quo" until things can be resolved).　　If they succeed, it is illegal to sell electronic dogs in Australia, but if they fail, all electronic dogs will be available for sale as soon as September 1 arrives. In fact, this is a fairly interesting development process. Because in 2005 the Supreme Court ruled that it was legal to sell the machine in Australia (although Nintendo recently successfully banned R4 sales).　　The media personnel have contacted Sony and want to know how they managed to solve the problem, and if there is information, we will communicate it in the first time. According to some time ago that the world's only successfully cracked PS3 host the first batch of external equipment shipments have been sold out, and now there are Chinese manufacturers are trying to clone the use of external USB electronic dog PSJailbreak. However, the current crack technology is not yet mature, not to mention the high prices of Shanzhai products and no quality assurance, it seems that players still need to stay for some time. (Edit/Ming)