Like gokuofheaven said Best Buy is doing u a favour. U need to be more patient and appreciate Best Buy cuz EBgames has a strict policy vVv_GaMeR_vVv
Best Buy is giving no favors. This individual paid for the 'insurance' policy. This therefore legally binds Best Buy to replace his PSP. No favor is involved in that at all. And I agree that Best Buy shouldn't be changing their policy on a whim to people who purchased a protection plan prior to the policy change. They should have honored your original agreement.
It not working on POPS may be an issue with the type of memory it is or even it's size, not the actual brand. A lot of sony's software have issues with HIGH SPEED memory. If your 4GB is Pro Duo HIGH SPEED and not regular Pro Duo, that can be the cause of your problem. SanDisk doesn't sell HIGH SPEED memory, and that's why they may appear more 'compatible'. The only reason to get Sony over SanDisk is if you plan on downloading music/videos from Sony Connect service. Only Sony Pro Duo mem sticks can store copy-protected material from Sony Connect. HIGH SPEED mem sticks are not compatible with Sony Connect. And it is unknown, but it is possible that the future PSP PS1 store may only be compatible with Sony mem sticks, especially if they incorporate the MagicGate DRM protection from Sony Connect. Never ever buy HIGH SPEED memory to use with the PSP.
If you want louder sound then consider going with in-ear headphones that create a seal just as an earplug does. These work much better than noise-cancelling technology because they don't require additional batteries and they don't create a 'noise' to cancel out other noises. However, you're looking at a much more expensive purchase. I believe the JBL Marshmallows create a seal and are around $70. I'm only familiar with the high-end types from Shure and those can reach $500. But let me tell you, if you are an audiophile, it is well worth the cost.
A regular USB cable cannot. You have to purchase a special USB cable that splits at the end with a USB plug and a plug that connects to your PSP DC in port. No USB cable can charge the battery through the PSP's USB connection.
It's all about marketing. They know all too well people will be willing to purchase them seperately at that price on this platform. They had to combine it and make it a deal on the GBA because not as many FF fans would be on that platform. After the first wave passes they'll reduce prices.
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