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05/30/09
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You think the 3000 is bulky? Wow. do you like all your gadgets paper thin?
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And a horrible gameplay decision.
05/30/09
I knew the next PSP was going to be a fusion, but I thought for sure they would add something to the PSP that actually made it more interesting and expanded the opportunity for gaming/communication/websurfing. If this is really the next PSP and that's all there is, then this Go is already gotup and gone.
05/30/09
if they can get that right, that's a huge improvement
05/30/09
BTW can someone explain to me this OMG! thing? I'm feeling left out. Does Ponies have cancer or something?
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I had high hopes for the PSP, having been a long time fan of the platform. But I think Sony is blowing it again with this.
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You have an extra "the" in your comment.
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I would disagree with that. I got a PSP 1003 at the UK launch. It was so much fun. Then I hombrewed it and doubled the fun. The best portable gaming device still. I now am less gamer-y and have (until it got washed) and iPod touch. It is fun but you can't beat the old PSP for good gaming experience. It was the first good potable browser for the masses, the first hombrew for the masses also tried hard to be the first multimedia device (the iPod video stole its thunder). I truly believe that the PSP was one of the best devices of its time and it was definitely not a turd. This should breathe some life into the PSP. But with the iPod touch being touted as the future of handheld gaming I do feel that unless the PSP gets some killer use, games or becomes some ultra cool multimedia device this may be too little to late.
05/30/09
Anyone touting the iPod touch as the future of handheld gaming is a crazed, ignorant moron.
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11/12/08
Seriously, if you don't, then go out and get one. They run Linux and all sorts of good open-source firmware can be put onto it.
11/12/08
"As of January 2006, most third-party firmware is no longer compatible with version 5 of both the WRT54G and the WRT54GS. The amount of flash memory in the version 5 devices has been reduced to 2 MB, too small for current Linux-based third-party firmware."
Therefore, Linksys also has a WRT54GL router available, which is the equivalent to version 4 of the WRT54G router. Note that the L stands for Linux.
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ah so my older router is more valuable now!
11/12/08
I cranked the transmit power all the way up because the pre-war construction in my apartment blocks the signal otherwise. They can pry my WRT54G out of my cold dead hands.
Or when I get a laptop with 802.11n.
11/12/08
That's kind of like some people who used to come into the vet clinic where I used to work. Their dog would be dying, seizures, puking, diarrhea, mange, or something serious and scary and they would have the nerve to ask if, while we were busy saving their pet's life, could we trim it's nails, too.
In other words, I think your pet/WRT54G has issues that a simple nail trim/firm ware update can fix.
11/12/08
change "can" to "can't" in last sentence.
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11/12/08
yeah i saw the linksys with the $85 bubble and i was like wtf, i got one at fry's for $50 a year ago...
looks like they screwed up and drew in the pre-deal prices - kind of lame, imagine if all sales showed the full price all big and red and the after discount price in the fine print.