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The tables below summarize the differences between the different PS3 models numbers. The model numbers are divided into two seperate tables, showing the prefix and suffix of the model numbers.

Model Number Prefix:

Model

PS2
Compatibility

Super-Audio
CD

Wi-Fi

Cell

Max
Watts

Display

USB 
Ports

Card 
Readers

Hard 
Drive

Chrome 
Trim

CECHA

Hardware

Yes

Yes

90nm

200

NTSC

4

Yes

60GB

Yes

CECHB

Hardware

Yes

No

90nm

200

NTSC

4

No

20GB

No

CECHC

Software

Yes

Yes

90nm

200

PAL

4

Yes

60GB

Yes

CECHD

Software

Yes

No

90nm

200

PAL

4

No

20GB

No

CECHE

Software

Yes

Yes

90nm

200

NTSC

4

Yes

80GB

Yes

CECHF

Software

Yes

Yes

90nm

200

PAL

4

Yes

80GB

Yes

CECHG

No

No

Yes

65nm

140

NTSC/PAL

2

No

40GB

Yes

CECHH

No

No

Yes

65nm

140

NTSC

2

No

40GB

Yes

The models with Software PS2 compatibility still contain the GS chip, but no EE chip – the EE is emulated through software. The models with no PS2 Compatibility have neither of the EE/GS chips.

Model Number Suffix:

Code

Region

Blu-Ray Region

DVD Region

PS2 Region

PSOne Region

00

Japan

A

2 NTSC

NTSC-J

NTSC-J

01

North America

A

1 NTSC

NTSC-U/C

NTSC-US

02

Australia / New Zealand

B

4 NTSC/PAL

PAL

PAL

03

U.K. / Ireland

B

2 NTSC/PAL

PAL

PAL

04

Europe / Middle East / Africa

B

2 NTSC/PAL

PAL

PAL

05

South Korea

A

3 NTSC

NTSC-J

NTSC-J

06

Singapore

A

3 NTSC

NTSC-J

NTSC-J

07

Taiwan

A

3 NTSC

NTSC-J

NTSC-J

08

Russia / India

C

5 NTSC/PAL

PAL

PAL

09

China

C

6 NTSC/PAL

NTSC-C

NTSC-J

10

?

?

?

?

?

11

Mexico

A

4 NTSC

NTSC-U/C

NTSC-US

12

Hong Kong

A

3 NTSC/PAL

NTSC-J

NTSC-J

 

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