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Originally Posted by Neutrino
BTW skubee-raw he is really having some issues with his, 2 dead pixels (I hope that is not very common), and his PSP reboots when he tries to upload files via USB. We tried it on a few computers and a few times it worked but more often than not it wil crash. Have you experienced any of those problems?
Also as a last concern when it does work the transfers are quite slow even on USB 2.0. How are yours?
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there have been numerous complaints about the dead pixels, that's what sony gets for trying to rush out products to try to meet demands. either way, it's a no win situation. rush out products to meet demand, consumers get mad for lack of product quality. don't rush to meet demand, consumers will get mad and start paying twice for the product and ramming each other with shopping carts. anyway, i guess i'm lucky. i squinted, glared, stared and do not have any dead pix. next, i haven't tried the usb route, since my laptop is a vaio, so it has the memstick reader built in and that's how i transfer files to the psp.
lastly, eversio, yeah brainchild, yeah, portable dvd players are cheaper than the psp. but look here bright one, i didn't get it to soleyly watch movies. it's not like i'm gonna start buying umd's instead of dvd's. i got this to play games. just like any other handhelds i got, they all play games. whatever features that come second, whether it be music, movies, and the likes, then fine. sure, 250 is pretty steep, but hey, you gotta pay if you wanna play.