PSPs are $250, not $400. Not bad considering the sweet resolution, videos, wifi, and the growing development community (people are already writing their own games for it).
Still... It's a hell of allot more than $12.
YES! $12! No need to hack it...
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My co-worker bought one of these for $12 at Target (look in the clearance items).
A usefull thing to note: The "mp3 adaptor" is really an SD Card adaptor, and it plays mp3s and mpeg4 video clips. You don't have to "hack" anything, just put a 512MB SD card in with your properly encoded video clip and you're good to go.
Then again, you're gonna get what you pay for. The screen can only handle a wopping 6fps. My advice: buy a PSP and a big memory stick duo.
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PSPs are $250, not $400. Not bad considering the sweet resolution, videos, wifi, and the growing development community (people are already writing their own games for it).
Still... It's a hell of allot more than $12.
My co-worker bought one of these for $12 at Target (look in the clearance items). A usefull thing to note: The "mp3 adaptor" is really an SD Card adaptor, and it plays mp3s and mpeg4 video clips. You don't have to "hack" anything, just put a 512MB SD card in with your properly encoded video clip and you're good to go. Then again, you're gonna get what you pay for. The screen can only handle a wopping 6fps. My advice: buy a PSP and a big memory stick duo.