Wasn't that just the earlier PS3 models that were capable of doing that? According to wikipedia, only certain models were backwards compatible.
Anyways, each one of the processor cores in the PS3 were more powerful than a single PS2, which made emulation easier. This isn't the case with the Xbone compared to the 360, where you'd need to use multiple cores to emulate, and making that work properly is supposedly a massive pain.
Either way, I'm now certain I won't be buying an Xbox One. I personally kind of despise the PlayStation-controller(THE LEFT THUMBSTICK IS IN THE WRONG PLACE GSHKNFGANFKJG), and I'm really not sure about how interesting the Wii U is gonna be, but if I'm going to get a console for the next generation, it'll be one of those two.
(Also, here's a little article on the PS4 and backwards compatability, if you're interested.)
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