Video input? Well that would be a movie file funning from UMD or your memory stick.

There is no way to physically connect another device and display it through the PSP's screen.

If you mean video output, there is no way that I am aware of that will allow the PSP fat to ouput its image on to another device. You will need a PSP Slim for that.

uh yeah comparing my slim to my phat and the level of brightness is noticeably different. maybe that happens with all psps after age but i'd say theres a 20 to 30 percent difference. And the load times ARE different. thats a major plus in favor of the slim. like in monster hunter where there's loads of load times. just 4 or 5 extra seconds every load time on the phat get irritating. crisis core load times a noticeable different too.

people who say the load times and brightness aren't different are either in denial because they don't want to upgrade or jealous because they can't upgrade. but its your money, you can get a phat if none of that stuff really bothers you. my slim was given to me by my gf cuz she never played it but i was perfectly happy with the phat. but going back to it, i've become spoiled with the load times.

anonymonius

Well, with custom firmware you can actually overclock the fat PSP as it gives you the ability to change your PSP's CPU clock spped to improve all aspects of its performance.

I'm pretty sure that the PSP Slim and the original PSP have the same screen brightness settings. Also, loading times are not faster, I don't know where one of the posters above conjured this speculation from.

In my opinion, the PSP model you should get all depends on what you want to do with the PSP. If you want to softmod it and install Custom Firmware in order to play PSP game backups from a Memory Stick, play PS1 games, Nintendo 64 games, Sega Mega Drive/Genesis games, SNES games, NES games, Game Boy Advance games and a whole load of other console games via emulation go for the PSP 1000 (original 'fat' PSP). This is because you can run the 1.5 firmware kernal ontop of the latest Custom Firmware release. In other words, you have access to all Sony's features with their official firmware whilst maintaining the ability to play your backups and emulators and a whole load of other stuff (like programs to let you take screenshots, or listen to music whilst ingame).

If none of that interests you, go for the PSP 2000 (PSP Slim) as this does have a slightly longer battery life. However, there is noway to properly install the 1.5 kernal on a PSP Slim so you will not be able to run as many things as on the Fat. You will still be able to install Custom Firmware though to run PSP game backups from your memory stick as well as a few other things.

Enjoy.

The PSP doesn't really break software side, however, it will stop working if you dunk it in some water or throw it at somebody.

so the fat batt can be use in the slim??iblizsatan

Yes it can, however it sticks out at the back and you will not be able to close the battery cover.

Please? Isn't any helping because I have an Xbox 360 GamerTag in my sig

:lol:

I have a 40GB, I couldn't play a PS1 on the thing even if I sold my soul to the devil.
Sad but true.
Treflis

Errmm, the 40GB PS3 supports Playstaion 1 games.

Am I the only one that wished the PS3 came in different colors? What ever happened to Sony releasing the PS3 in white, and silver?mfleury87

There are four different colours of the Playstation 3 currently available.

Piano Black
Ceramic White (Asia and Japan only)
Satin Silver (Asia and Japan only)
Gun-Metal Gray (MGS4 Bundle)