[Definitive] Sony PSP Thread


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I just bought a 512mb from BestBuy (completely with gift cards :D ) and when I used it and formatted it from the PSP, it came out to be only about 477mb?!  :angry: wtf?  Why is it like that?

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512MB unformatted. Formatted is always lower.

I just bought a 512mb from BestBuy (completely with gift cards :D ) and when I used it and formatted it from the PSP, it came out to be only about 477mb?!  :angry: wtf?  Why is it like that?

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When was the last time you formatted a HD and had the full space?

BTW, I got that Logitech Playgear protector thingy. It is quite nice. At least it'll let me toss the whole thing into my purse and use it to listen to music or something similar. The latch seems pretty secure so far, too. That plus my $5 hori screen protector are working pretty well.

I got my replacement PSP (2 dead pixels, dirt under the screen, and 1 stuck on the first), and it's even worse. 6 stuck pixels (haven't even checked for dead yet), a bubble in the lcd and a bubble in the plastic case.

Will be getting ANOTHER replacement.

I got my replacement PSP (2 dead pixels, dirt under the screen, and 1 stuck on the first), and it's even worse.  6 stuck pixels (haven't even checked for dead yet), a bubble in the lcd and a bubble in the plastic case.

Will be getting ANOTHER replacement.

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should have waited.

I was lucky enough to get a PSP over this past weekend as a gift.

No Dead Pixels, runs like a dream, and it is seriously perhaps the coolest gadget I have gotten yet in my 30 years on this planet.

I LOVE IT. :D

  • 2 weeks later...
  • 2 weeks later...

for how long are we supposed to run the ?CPR? video to wake up a stuck pixel? I think it?s a stuck pixel cuz with the video you wont see it on a red/blue/green or black background but it shows up right in the middle of the screen on a white background and it looks sorta red/brown/:prk? :p

the only think I really, really, really hate about my PSP (besides that stuck pixel) is how easy it gets finder prints all over, somebody needs to come out with some sort of spray that you can apply to the surface and make it less prone to get m:happy: ::yes:: :yes:

for how long are we supposed to run the ?CPR? video to wake up a stuck pixel? I think it?s a stuck pixel cuz with the video you wont see it on a red/blue/green or black background but it shows up right in the middle of the screen on a white background and it looks sorta red/brown/:prk? :p

the only think I really, really, really hate about my PSP (besides that stuck pixel) is how easy it gets finder prints all over, somebody needs to come out with some sort of spray that you can apply to the surface and make it less prone to get marked:happy: :happy:yes:p; :yes:

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the video is bs...

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