Well, actually the Nintendo DSi wireless security settings depends on the firmware. DSi with firmware older than 1.4 doesn't support WPA2. But that's not a problem. The first time you conect to the internet, DSi will ask you to update the firmware. And by updating the firmware, your DSi will have the latest wireless security features.
I played the GO at e3 right next to a psp-3000 model and the GO screen in brighter and sharper! There's really no comparing them. The system is also a LOT lighter than the psp-3000.kindredmachine
I've got PSP-3000. But I'm looking still looking forward to buy the PSPgo. In the end the price of PSPgo will become cheaper as the market mechanism starts working.
i have all my umd's in a really tight case with my phat psp in as well and tekken (brilliant game) got crushed and the plastic broke. But the cd thingy looked fine. it completely had stopped working. funny thing is i then traded it in and got 8 pounds towards resident evil, and the guy in the store had no idea it was brokenbush-boi
That is very wrong!!! Selling a broken product is not a good thing to be done, no matter what your reason is.
If you have the cash, always buy the new one (PSPgo)... There is always a bit (sometimes a lot) proud feeling in your heart when you got something others don't have yet... :P
The memory "looks" fine. But you should not judge a book by it's cover. I suggest you to buy a memory stick in the nearest game store so you can really see the actual product. About the battery, go find some testing article about it. Below are a piece of test result I found in pspslimhacks.com. --------------------------------------------------------- Battery life in the PSP Slim (PSP-2000) Original PSP Slim 1200MAh battery: 5 hours 39 Minutes* Original Old PSP (fat) 1800MAh battery: 7 hours 15 Minutes* Original Sony Stamina Battery 2200MAh: 10 hours + (Estimate) High capacity 2600MAh battery: 12 ++ (Estimate) * Tested with the brightness at maximum. Playtime is slightly longer again if playing PS1 games I have noticed. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
No, it might be a little sharper due to the smaller screen though.Flame_Blade88
Yes, the 3.8" screen of PSPgo is smaller. But you should also look at the resolution (pixels-by-pixels). Smaller screen doesn't always equals to sharper screen.
are the psp go graphics going to be better then the 3000?
XIX-MajOr-XIX
You can find the answer at wikipedia.org. It says there that, according to SCE (Sony Computer Entertainment), PSPgo (PSP Go a.k.a PSP-N1000) is not intended to replace the PSP-3000 version. It is designed to stand side-by-side with PSP-3000. The production phase of PSP-3000 will be continued along with the production of PSPgo. PSP-3000 production may get reduced a little bit to balance the market demand between PSPgo and PSP-3000. But it will not ended. PSPgo is meant as a more portable (mini) version of PSP while reducing a little comfort compared to PSP-3000. That's why Sony removed the UDM slot and reduced the screen size. Hence PSPgo also have similiar architecture with PSP-3000, Sony didn't gave it a code name PSP-4000 but PSP-N1000.
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