Xbox 360 not as useful as PS3 for Folding@home

Vijay Pande, creator of the Folding@home project, which harnesses the power of networked Playstation3s across the world to carry out essential research into Alzheimer's Disease, has revealed to Pro-G that the 360 is of limited help to his work. (Dev, Folding@Home, Industry, PS3, Xbox 360)

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