Hello, im new, so yeah im on slashdot:). Well anyway to respond to this, i would have to say i will not be buying a psp, for a couple of reasons, well ok i have owned just about every nintendo console, and handheld, i have never had any problems with them. Heck i still have my nes working great. OK well i have owned a PS,PS1 (the small ones) and my brother owns a ps2. well ok i have had to replace my ps 3 times because of the spinner/eye peice problems. My brothers ps2 he bot it last year and already its showing signs of wear and tear, really it doesnt play hardly any dvds and if it does it has a skipping problem. I has trouble playing alot of games without freezes, plus their is a weird problem with the controller, it will give me warnings while playing a game that my controller isnt plugged in, or the controller will just stop responding. I think i will never buy a sony product again. This has happen alot, actually with sony products, i mean, my father bot a sony vcr, and it lasted a week, i bot a sony boombox lasted about 2 weeks before the headphone plug-in went bad. I bot sony headphones, well i have had them for about 3 months then i wanted to check the quality of the sony headphones vs my audio technica headphones, wow i dont know why but the sony headphones really lost quality, from either being used so much or what i dont know. (note i did check the quality when i first bot them and they were great...dont know how they can just lose quality over time.) So my whole point to this is, i dont trust sony's products...i mean, i personally believe sony builds their stuff to break...(panasonic is just as bad). 250 bucks without any games and with only a 32 meg stick please...OH also since sony is hell bent over for microsoft good luck seeing linux on it..im sure it can be done but, i think that sony will find a way to stop it. plus also, if this thing can get onto the net i mean by me being able to play people from home with my psp, isnt their a chance for viruses...i mean would be a great script kiddie tool:).
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Hello, im new, so yeah im on slashdot :). Well anyway to respond to this, i would have to say i will not be buying a psp, for a couple of reasons, well ok i have owned just about every nintendo console, and handheld, i have never had any problems with them. Heck i still have my nes working great. OK well i have owned a PS,PS1 (the small ones) and my brother owns a ps2. well ok i have had to replace my ps 3 times because of the spinner/eye peice problems. My brothers ps2 he bot it last year and already its showing signs of wear and tear, really it doesnt play hardly any dvds and if it does it has a skipping problem. I has trouble playing alot of games without freezes, plus their is a weird problem with the controller, it will give me warnings while playing a game that my controller isnt plugged in, or the controller will just stop responding. I think i will never buy a sony product again. This has happen alot, actually with sony products, i mean, my father bot a sony vcr, and it lasted a week, i bot a sony boombox lasted about 2 weeks before the headphone plug-in went bad. I bot sony headphones, well i have had them for about 3 months then i wanted to check the quality of the sony headphones vs my audio technica headphones, wow i dont know why but the sony headphones really lost quality, from either being used so much or what i dont know. (note i did check the quality when i first bot them and they were great...dont know how they can just lose quality over time.) So my whole point to this is, i dont trust sony's products...i mean, i personally believe sony builds their stuff to break...(panasonic is just as bad). 250 bucks without any games and with only a 32 meg stick please...OH also since sony is hell bent over for microsoft good luck seeing linux on it..im sure it can be done but, i think that sony will find a way to stop it. plus also, if this thing can get onto the net i mean by me being able to play people from home with my psp, isnt their a chance for viruses...i mean would be a great script kiddie tool :).