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<h1>The Rumor Mill</h1>
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So here's an interesting item, though most certainly a fake one. On Craigslist,
the image on the right appeared as an advertisement of a protoype PS4 console, with the asking price of $1,000. The console was said to be delivered with a beta
 version of Gran Turismo 6, and God of War 4. Also, it would be delivered with a
 one terabyte hard disk drive and be able to project 3D imagery. All this for $1,000. If true, it would be worth a lot more than that, given that prototype hardware like this is hush, hush, and takes millions of dollars to develop.