Apparently, if you let dust collect on your Playstation 3 and it causes something to break, customer support will tell you that it's "too dusty" to be replaced under warranty. Then, they'll charge you a nice $150 fee for them to use a duster can to spray it out before they even take a look at it again. We all know the Playstation 3 is a dust collector from the moment you open the box. So this is kind of retarded if you ask me.
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