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lol it's more like experience. J/K but personally every MAC lover I've ever met and worked with in the graphics arts industry has had a generally similar artist lifestyle and look. Some were are more indy than others and some less but for every person I met that broke the rule there was another...

People with the MAC gene only breed with other people with the MAC gene and create more POD MAC people.

And the Crowd goes wild!

Because that's who they're made for.

The article here might be talking about the PSP 1000, I'm using the 2000 model which I think they actually improved the wifi on but it might be the same, EDIT:// okay, they have a spec page for the 2000 and it says it's the same thing.

I'm not quite sure with the Wifi in the PS3 is I think it's 802.11g but dont quote me on it, but what I am saying is that a DIRECT wireless feed from the PS3 to my PSP results in at least a half second delay. The quality of video setting is designed to reduce the latency between the two systems...

Again I think we're getting to a point where people are demanding things that the team isnt comfortable answering because even THEY dont have the info to give an answer that everyone will be happy with. If they give an estimate like all 1000 will be completed by the end of the month and someone...

I've never seen a single online service that wasnt impacted by underestimating the user load once they open up to the public. There's no way this will be able to offer a stable connection over a long period of gameplay especially with people demanding huge highres images of the games they play...

I think Mweston's statement still applies. Push the button down and wiggle it a little to see if you can rub through the dust that might had stopped the button from making contact. If that doesnt work you might need to open it and see if you can remove the dust yourself or contact who ever you...

Even if the Pandora did have Flash... I like how they assume everyone has a connection that good.

Happy to hear Firmware is priority number one. When it's all said and done the tighter that is, the more useful the entire system will be.

I have a ton of anime that I needed a decent portable viewer for. I started with the GP32, then the GP2X and had like 3 different chinese MP3 players that all have had some failing that made them not the best for that purpose. Then I have another ton of PS1 games that I havent had time to play...

I also have some CDX versions, is there any need for that if I have the regular Sega CD version?

I ran across a whole slew of Sega CD BIOS files. (18 in total) How do you know which to use? Is it generally excepted that you use the most recent or are there some games that arn't compatible with particular ones beyond just regionality?

Thanks for the Video Gaeryc! I just happened to be searching Youtube for new Pandora videos a moment ago and saw this. Glad to see an average low def h263 MKV plays well, Have you tried any larger videos than 800x448?

I forget who but someone else said about two weeks for his to show up but he was on the east cost, I'm thinking the trip to Utah would probably add a few days.

If the hardware were in perfect working order there wouldnt be a need for any type of official calibration on a PSP, since the throw distance on the nub is so shallow, for it to be registering a down at all without being touched might mean there's something pushing the stick off it's center...

holy crap there actually was a PS1 version O_O

But translated, I'm eager to get back into this one as soon as I get my pandora. I always liked the idea of this game which I think also inspired the playstation Disaster Report games But always hated the collision detection and how people you tried to save would always get left behind because...

Super Metroid - Action Adventure - Search miles and miles of ruins and deadly catacombs in a upgradeable battle suit in pursuit of criminals attempting to weaponize the most dangerous creatures in the universe! Project Logic Bomb - Shooter - cinematic Sci fi action, you're the last line of...