*f100 has a networking chip (on the mobo) where you can plug a mini usb into the mini usb port of the f100 and plug it into your computer. then if u have a driver on your pc, you can make your f100 appear as a network device rather than a usb mass storage. the f200 has this chip removed so you cant do that
Yeah, I discovered this one too late, after my shiny new F200 was already in my greasy hands. Serves me right for not researching it properly and just buying the new one like a mindless fanboy.
The networking component of the F100 was one of the more useful elements of it. I can't understand why GPH removed it.
Ah well. I'll just have to treat the two differently: the F100 is a portable computer in a handheld console form-factor. The F200 is a handheld games console, pure and simple.
