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What is the full form of PS2?

What is the full form of PS2?

PS2 - PlayStation 2

PS2 is the most popular gaming console manufactured by Sony. The PlayStation 2 can stand on its side or lie flat to fit any space. And once it is installed into your home theater, you'll be treated to a reasonably sharp picture and high-quality sound.

The CPU that is used in PS2 is "Emotion Engine" developed and manufactured by Sony Computer Entertainment and Toshiba.
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