It was back in May 2005 when Faultline first said that we should expect the Sony PS3 to be like an onion, with layer after layer of deliverables, which give it a longer life than any of its rivals. Patents that Sony filed around that time showed it being used as a game server for PlayStation Portables (PSPs) and as a film archive and TV DVR, with the ability to copy content to the PSP. That TV aspect was confessed to by Sony back in August at a games convention in Germany, when PlayTV was announced with DVB-T TV tuners, DVR software and the ability to copy files for viewing to the PSP. This was supposed to ship in the…