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PSP Price Related Questions Thread

(POLL) PSP Fat OR Slim?


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Re: SA Mga Meron PSP help

kasi magkaiba ang wifi signal ng smart bro (or any wireless service) at psp,para maka connect, eh gagamitin mo yung wireless router. parang gagawa ka ng wifi hotspot sa bahay mo. yun lang kasi sinabi sakin kung pano makaconnect sa bahay. ttry ko sana kaso titingin pako ng ibang wireless service,yoko smartbro.
 
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oonga panget smartbro kaso kami need lang talaga gosto ko nga globe kaso walang globe d2, meron p kayang i bang paraan para maka connect ung wi-fi ng psp?
 
Re: SA Mga Meron PSP help

meron :yipee:

GPSP v0.9 - Gameboy Advance

* SLIM 3.60m33 user - use gpsp09_HEND
* Unzip/unrar the archive.
* Copy the directories "gpsp09_HEND" to your PSP's directory
* DOWNLOAD from here - http://www.megaupload.com/?d=E941RFSQ
mirror - http://dl.qj.net/gpSP-v0.9-for-TA-0...vance-PSP-Emulators/pg/12/fid/11799/catid/122

ROMS:
Pack 1 - http://www.megaupload.com/?d=6V54MK6N
Pack 2 - http://www.megaupload.com/?d=VNMSCZ8M
Pack 3 - http://www.megaupload.com/?d=SPD3RKZX
Pack 4 - http://www.megaupload.com/?d=FEVJOQZS

alam ko may mga roms pa hindi gumagana dyan, tignan mo nalang sa readme.

meron din color and classic

RIN v1.32 - Gameboy + GB Color

DIRECTIONS
* Unzip/unrar the archive.
* Copy the directory "RIN_v1_32m1.2" to your PSP's directory.
* Create a folder inside the directory called "roms".
* Copy your rom files to that directory.
* RIN does use zip support so you can use the actual images or .zip compressed images.

DOWNLOAD: http://download.qj.net/RIN-v1.32n1....onsoles-PSP-Emulators/pg/12/fid/531/catid/121
mirror - http://www.megaupload.com/?d=23UDO1JO
SLIM 3.60m33 user - use the 1.0 version
FAT OE and M33 user - may use 1.5 version

ROMS:
* Gameboy - http://www.megaupload.com/?d=GKEC8LPJ


nga pala anu ung compatible para s PSP slim? at panu to lagay s psp? copy and pste lng ba s memory card?
 
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help nyo na ako mag decide pls!!! Fat or SLim na PSP? :help:
 
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nasa 15K dito package sa amin pero di ko pa alam kung ano ba maganda fat o slim
 
Re: SA Mga Meron PSP help

mganda slim kc magaan at mapayat lng sya parang ung sakin...yaw ko kc fat kc laki nmn nun....kya nga pocket weh...bkit k mag fat? hehehe....mahirap mag dala ng fat pag nsa galaan weh kya slim buy koh...
 
Re: SA Mga Meron PSP help

Mas ok yung slim although sa ngayon may mga ibang mga "homebrew" apps na hindi kayang mapatakbo nito dahil sa version ng firmware. Pag bumili pala kayo nito, pwede nyong salpakan ng custom firmware (yung m33) para makagamit kayo ng ibang apps like manood ng youtube video streams or makapaglaro ng games na d kailangan ng UMD or magpatakbo ng emulators. Nakakainis kasi ang Sony, ayaw nilang i-open ang software development ng PSP kaya dinadaan nalang sa hack para mapagana lang.
 
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We got to spend a few minutes with the new Sony PSP slim during E3, but that was more of an introductory meet and greet. We had just enough time for hardware shots and a quick look at the video output in action.

For those of you who are too lazy to click on the link to our original hands-on, here's the executive summary on the redesigned PSP: The new PSP is a slimmer, lighter version of the original, with a few new features. The system plays the exact same games, but now it has a video output port that lets you connect the PSP to an external display, such as an HDTV, for big-screen playback. The system also has a simplified UMD loading tray, 32MB more system memory, lower power consumption, a smaller battery, and can now charge via USB. The new PSP will replace the current system this September. Systems will be available in Piano Black, Ice Silver, and Ceramic White. They'll come in various retail packages with a variety of bundle options that include pack-in games, UMD movies, memory sticks, and, in the case of the white PSP, a Darth Vader silk-screened battery cover.

The Ice Silver PSP will ship with the Daxter PSP Entertainment Pack.
While it was nice to check out the new PSP's redesigned features at E3, what we really wanted to do was pull out a few games and test how the new portable handles load times with its extra built-in memory and fancy UMD-caching system. That agenda was first in our minds when we opened up the shipping box, but we got sidetracked when we noticed that the background display color on the new PSP was different from the color on our original PSPs. It turns out that our new PSP actually has more background-theme color options, 28 compared to the old PSP's 13 color options. We've asked Sony if the new colors are available only on the new PSP, or if they'll be included in the 3.60 firmware update, which is the version we had on the new PSP. Unfortunately, our Sony contacts haven't gotten back to us yet.

Sony has finally responded to consumer demand for more PSP background-color themes.
After solving the color mystery, we were distracted from memory testing once again. The new PSP feels like it offers better controls, and so we decided to examine the controller inputs to see if we could detect any physical reasons that would justify this feeling. We didn't have to look very hard. All we needed to do was turn the system flat to see that the buttons on the D pad are raised slightly higher on the new system, which makes game control so much better.

The directional pad buttons on the new PSP (left) stand higher for improved control.
Finally, we got to the memory-load testing. You'll find the new "UMD Cache" option in the System Settings Menu. According to the scrolling description, enabling the UMD Cache will "reduce the frequency at which the system reads from the UMD." We enabled the UMD-caching feature and tested a few games to see if it had any affect on load times. UMD caching requires an initial memory load, so we also tested how fast the games could load up levels after we first started and exited a game to preload the data into system memory. We had time to test out only three games, but early results indicate that the additional system memory and UMD caching really do help speed up initial game launches, as well as subsequent level reloads.

The video output also works well. Sony added a new "Connected Display Settings" menu item for managing the PSP's new video-output capabilities. The "Switch Video Output" option toggles the video output between the PSP screen and the external display. You can also toggle the display by holding down the display button right below the PSP screen. The "TV Type" option lets you set the display to 16:9 widescreen or the normal 4:3 aspect ratio. The "Component/D-Terminal" setting lets you select between progressive or interlaced video out when using a component or D-Terminal cable. The menu also offers the option to enable a screensaver that will kick in after five, 10, or 15 minutes.

The PSP's new video output lets you play games and movies on regular displays.
We played a Dodgeball UMD on our 37" Westinghouse HDTV. We had to fiddle with the video settings to get the picture to fill properly, but the video worked fine after we set everything up. We'd recommend using a native 480p or 480i display for playback, given that upscaling the video to HDTV resolution isn't going to give you the best picture. We do have to say that the video looked fantastic when we plugged the component cables into a PC to capture images. Our test system included only the component AV cables, so we weren't able to see how the regular composite cables perform.
 

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Re: SA Mga Meron PSP help

wow sigi sigi comment pa kayo para pagbili ko ng psp eh alam kona mga tatanong ko :D tns sa mga replies nyo dito! nga pala pede mo naman yan icustumize yung firmware mo diba? para mapagana mo yung ibang games at homebrewS? :noidea:
 
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wow ok ah eh bakit nga pala tinawag na package pack? at anu yung isa bukod nun yung hindi package pack? anu po ba pinagkaiba nun?
 
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pag bumili pala kayo ng psp slim, maghanap na lang kayo ng mga shops na nag-o-offer ng firmware upgrades kasi kelangan nyo gawin ito bago kayo makainstall ng emulators or maglaro ng ISO games or kung meron meron kayong fat version ng psp pwedeng kayo na mismo ang gumawa nun (google nyo lang "psp firmware"). Yung sa original package, 1 gig lang ung memory stick pro duo na kasama dun so maganda din siguro na bumili kayo ng mas mataas na capacity (hanggang 8 gig lang ata kasi d pa supported mga higher mem dun). Yung sa TV out ang problema ngaun kac hindi kasama ang cable na gagamitin mo dito para i-connect sa TV sa packaging so kelangan mo pang bilhin ito. nakakapanghinayang tuloy ang sony. puros palpak ang mga ini-introduce nilang products: betamax, umd, atrac, ps3, etc.
 
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bakit ganun bakit hindi kasama yung cable pang tv? meron naba dito tinda ng psp slim? bakit nga pala tinawag na package pack? at anu yung isa bukod nun yung hindi package pack? anu po ba pinagkaiba nun?
 
Re: SA Mga Meron PSP help

patulong naman po.. yung psp ko eh 3.03OE pa lang pano ko ba upgrade na nde na ako gagastos pa? kase may nakita ako yung 3.71 na download ko na pero nung sinave ko sa psp ayaw naman mag update..pls help..thanks :)
 
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bakit ganun bakit hindi kasama yung cable pang tv? meron naba dito tinda ng psp slim? bakit nga pala tinawag na package pack? at anu yung isa bukod nun yung hindi package pack? anu po ba pinagkaiba nun?

hindi talaga kasama yung cable ng tv out... package pack means kasama yung mga acessories! kasi pwede kang bumili ng unit lng with battery
 
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pag psp slim ba pedeng ako nalang mag update? to higher version? at if ever my psp na ako pede bang isasave ko nalang sa memory stick yung mga games? kasi pag bumili me ng mga cd ang mahal ng presyo diba? :help:
 
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pwedeng ikaw na lang mag update basta meron kang pang update... kaya lng konteng ingat.. kailangan full charge batt pag mag uupdate ka... kailangan stable yung cable.. dahil hindi pwedeng maputol ang updating...

yung sakin ako na rin ang nag uupgrade,,..
 
Re: SA Mga Meron PSP help

kasama ba jan yung cable pag bumili ka psp?
 
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hindi kasama! pero mura lang yun.. USB cable lng naman yun
 
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